A lot of people want to fly, and airlines have fewer seats to sell.

How much pain you feel paying your bills depends on what those bills are, and who you are.

Sometimes the spending is to stay afloat in a competitive market. And sometimes it’s to take advantage of new opportunities.

The National Federation of Independent Business Optimism Index is slowly creeping back from a pandemic-era low. Here’s how things are playing out for one small manufacturer.

The adjustment is likely to be announced this week and expected to be around 9%. It’s welcome news for recipients struggling with inflation.

As we wait for a recession to happen or inflation to come down, we’re postponing big decisions. The economy feels it.

Some economists and policy advisers fear that the Federal Reserve’s rapid hikes could tip the global economy into a painful recession.

There are many contradictory economic trends these days, and history isn’t providing its usual hints about what will happen next.

San Francisco Fed researchers say the work-from-home shift may account for more than half of overall home price and rent increases in the U.S.

Lumber is about as cheap as it was before the pandemic, a sign of the slowing housing market. But savings are offset by rising financing costs.