Economy

Many day laborers are having difficulties paying bills because of rising prices and fewer work opportunities.

One therapist and executive coach says that recession fears are prevalent, but there are ways to mitigate the anxiety.

In some cases, it’s about responding to competition. In others, it’s a way of bracing for a possible economic downturn.

Walmart customers are thinking about rising prices. Home Depot customers are thinking about rising interest rates.

The unemployment rate is high among young Chinese graduates. What does it take a get a job in such a tough economy?

Fears about a possible recession, as well as still-high prices for food and rent, are making people more cautious in their spending.

The University of Michigan survey shows improvement, especially among low- and middle-income consumers, who have struggled most with inflation.

The PPI offers a glimpse into what you might be paying for goods and services in the very near future.

It’s a volatile indicator, but the trend has been downward.

With the jobs gains, the U.S. economy has restored all the jobs lost since the beginning of the COVID pandemic.