Uncertain tariff policy has been “very paralyzing” to some companies over the last year, says UChicago economist Matt ...

Since Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff blitz, other countries have turned to each other to adapt.

Direct to consumer darlings of the late-2010s struggle to keep up, and February saw a smidge of retail sales growth.

In the U.S., we’re paying more at the pump. Abroad, the war in the Middle East may have more dire and immediate effects — ...

Airlines are already passing higher jet fuel costs on to consumers. Demand hasn’t taken much of a hit — so far.

Retail sales rose 0.6% last month. But the data predates the war in Iran, and experts say the real test for consumer spending ...

This NCAA “March Madness” tournament has had fewer upsets, with larger budgets at the top. The NCAA’s new financial structure ...

In separate trial verdicts last week, juries found Meta and YouTube were liable for knowingly designing addictive products.

The number of plasma centers in the country more than doubled between 2014 and 2021, and they’re increasingly opening up in ...

The global economy may shift to accomodate rising oil prices. Plus: Aluminum, blood plasma, Unilever, and furniture tariffs.

Marketplace’s Elizabeth Trovall joins Kimberly to share her insights from the annual CERAWeek conference.

One-third of new car buyers who are trading in their old vehicle owe more than that vehicle is worth, according to J.D. Power ...