Prices are expected to rise across the board — from construction materials to consumer electronics and clothing.
A range of services — including software companies, hotels and restaurants — may also suffer as discretionary spending dries up.
In “Hate the Game: Economic Cheat Codes for Life, Love, and Work,” economist Daryl Fairweather has some ideas about how to get ahead.
Owners have to figure out how these duties will impact input costs and assess whether they need to do anything differently.
Companies will need workers with the right skills — and will need to invest in training them.
The study argues implicit bias from court officials is part of the problem in Chapter 13 cases. The head of a trustees group doesn’t agree.
Twenty federal employees at LIHEAP have been laid off. Officials fear it may impact the overall energy assistance program.
The new console is set to be released in June. It will have new video chat and game sharing features, but it will not come cheap.
Career opportunities are scarce for young adults, which can have long-term impact on their financial well-being, says Bloomberg’s Conor Sen.
The first quarter of 2025 was the slowest first quarter for M&A deals in more than a decade, according to Dealogic. That’s largely thanks to uncertainty about the economy and the regulatory environment.
