Cities like Jacksonville, Florida, have a growing number of high income households, which are increasingly driving consumer spending.

Consumer spending has remained resilient as the top 10% of earners accounted for roughly 50% of consumer spending in the third quarter. But one of the “luxury” goods they are spending it on is simple mixture of salt and cream.

New data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows as prices go up, people are continuing to spend more money than they earn and are also saving less.

Demand for corrugated boxes can hint at how much consumers are buying

The last few inflation reports from the Labor Department point to inflation sticking around.

Tariffs are making it hard for companies to lower prices, but strong consumer spending isn’t helping.

The Census Bureau reports retail sales numbers on Tuesday.

Women are more likely than men to use buy now, pay later services, even though men carry more total debt.

That may be in part because wealthy consumers especially have tried to get ahead of tariffs by purchasing costlier items now.

We spoke to families at Shanghai’s new Legoland theme park about what they’re willing and not willing to spend on.