Kristin Schwab

Oil prices could have been even higher, but, for now, investors expect Iran and the U.S. to come back to the negotiating table.

Jersey Mike's has been growing while Subway closes stores. Analysts say the chain has benefited from offering grilled sandwiches, operating its own stores, and rarely running discounts.

Grocery spending is down on average about 2%. Stores have very low profit margins, so they're selling data and advertising to fill the gap.

From collectibles to puzzles, "kidulting" is is fueling growth in the toy market. To the uninitiated, a Labubu is kind of a hard thing to explain.

APD reported that job switchers are seeing a seven percent raise. The report doesn't show which industries are paying more, but health care and AI firms have been hiring.

Experts say it's putting consumers and the car industry under pressure.

The parent company of Bed Bath & Beyond is renaming itself Neighborhood Intelligence and shifting toward home services including flooring, insurance, and even mortgages.

As interest rates on other forms of borrowing grow, HELOCs have become increasingly popular among homeowners with high credit scores.

Pending home sales and housing starts are down. Meanwhile, mortgage rates hover above 6.5%.

Methodology changes to PCE are coming right as the central bank makes critical decisions about interest rates.