Economy

Mayor Eric Garcetti says the city’s existing infrastructure and innovative approach will allow the 2028 Games to mirror the financial victories of 1984.

Older people’s economic contributions are growing, as well as support costs. Chris Farrell discusses how to strengthen the longevity economy.

People feeling the effects of a slowing economy may consider cutting spending, says Washington Post columnist Michelle Singletary.

Some organizations are considering how to best deal with significant price increases for holiday staples like turkey and pies.

Private equity firms and other real estate investors are taking advantage of high mortgage rates in low-income neighborhoods, says housing strategist Majora Carter.

Where the votes go could determine how investors — and their portfolios — could look at the U.S.

Messages focus on offering savings and a good deal, says Ad Age’s Jeanine Poggi. Even if the economy slows, ad budgets may not shrink.

Over the past few years, pay for low-wage workers in the city has risen more than 40%, according to one analysis.

Rising interest rates plus a strong dollar equals stiff economic headwinds.

The survey found fewer people believe that the next generation will do better than their parents’ generation economically. Some groups have a grimmer outlook than others.