economy

Statistically, the average U.S. resident has been known to move 11.7 times in their lifetime

The ties between the money markets and political campaigns have never been clearer

With a host of choices to achieve self-fulfillment, parenthood no longer tops the list, but the repercussions on society and the economy are serious

Priorities may go from inflation and earnings to tax cuts, tariffs and stocks

The U.S. economy may not be as strong and resilient as macroeconomic statistics and Wall Street reports imply

The measure could affect one in five US workers, or 30 million people

The Giving USA 2023 report highlighted key points and trends in philanthropy

“The most remarkable feature of the Biden inquiry vote is that no one really knows exactly what the inquiry is supposed to be about”

"Swipe fees," aka surcharges, services fees, or convenience fees, cost the average American family over $1,000 in higher prices in 2022

Food and beverages, clothing and airline industries will all have to adapt to new consumers' patterns