Consumers are seeing rising prices for food, particularly beef, pork and poultry. That’s forcing some to shift their eating habits.

Inflation is eating away at incomes while the delta variant is discouraging consumers from going out and spending.

Women drive the bulk of household purchasing decisions in China. What do they want to spend their money on?

But as long as people are holding onto their jobs, they’ll still have money to buy.

The digital payments company Square says it will buy Afterpay for $29 billion.

Crocs are — and have been — back. Socks are the latest addition to the company’s line of products.

Orders for long-lasting items rose 0.8% in June. The data could reflect trends in inflation, automation and the economic recovery.

Electric cars can save drivers thousands of dollars on maintenance over the life of the vehicle.

Retailers have been scrambling to build up inventory — and deals have been disappearing quickly as inventory sells out.

Do the rising prices of things like cars and homes actually affect how people are spending their money?