Retail

Although overall inflation has been high since the pandemic hit, some consumer goods and services have stagnated or gone down in price over the last five to six years.

Weathering changing tariff policy has been a “rollercoaster of emotions” for Daniella Velazquez de León at Organics Unlimited.

Same-store sales for KFC and Pizza Hut declined in the last quarter. Sales at Taco Bell, its more budget-friendly brand, grew at a slower pace.

As electronic labels roll out in grocery stores across the U.S., consumers and lawmakers fear they could lead to surge pricing.

Well-designed key fobs tell consumers what to expect from the vehicle they’re about to get into, says Hannah Elliott at Bloomberg.

Wages are also rising but people aren't spending as much.

While all sorts of child- and tween-focused magazines of the previous decades are no more, a new generation of print magazines for kids is emerging.

Thousands of grocery stores around the country rely on customers who pay with SNAP benefits. Some could close because of cuts Congress just approved to the food assistance program.

Companies are rerouting supply chains, sharing costs with suppliers, and, yes, raising their prices.

A new survey from Deloitte shows that people expect the economy to weaken and are planning to spend less this fall.