Jaclyn Peiser

Corporate bankruptcies surged in 2025, rivaling levels not seen since the immediate aftermath of the Great Recession, as import-dependent businesses absorbed the highest tariffs in decades.

The consumer is resilient, but the consumer is cautious. Americans are feeling down about the economy, but Americans are still buying. It was a year of record-breaking spending, but those

Gen Z is reimagining the trends its elders, embracing low-rise baggy and flare jeans, baby doll tops, fur-trimmed cable-knit V-necks, and sweatpants with numbers.

Step inside one of the stores from American apparel chain Hollister today, and get a millennial retrospective: low-rise baggy and flare jeans, baby

Aldi, known for its no-frills selection and store-brand products, plans to have 3,200 U.S. stores through 2028.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly referred to Aldi's name-brand products. It meant house-brand products. Originally moved Jan. 24.

As Minneapolis residents gathered at snowy vigils Saturday night to mourn the death of a neighbor shot by federal immigration agents, tech industry

The news comes just two weeks after the parent company filed for bankruptcy. Only 12 off-price stores will remain open.

PepsiCo said it will lower its suggested retail price on snacks including Doritos, Cheetos, Tostitos and Lays by up to 15 percent starting this week.