Janet Nguyen

The costs of many goods have been passed on to the consumer.

Spanish luxury house Loewe just released its second anime-based collection, featuring characters from the film “Spirited Away.”

Prices can vary, but the government is planning to send out free tests and will offer a reimbursement option.

The oddness of that amount may be part of the reason why.

Services like Affirm and Klarna charge interest for allowing consumers to pay for their purchases in installments.

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” performed well, but adult dramas with smaller budgets have opened to little fanfare.

Many of the storylines reflect real-life business deals.

While the restaurant chain is known for its holiday meals, some of its customers treat it as a casual lunch spot.

The London-based company is one of the biggest textbook publishers in the country.

Insured Americans who purchase over-the-counter tests can get reimbursed. Universal free testing would be a lot less onerous on the consumer.