Wage growth slowed in July. It’s likely inflation grew faster. Plus: Pringles, paper checks, and the future of Bed, Bath & Beyond.

The rise in oil prices and other commodities is helping to drive inflation up, with price increases outpacing wage gains.

After deciding to leave behind city life, Janet Kile settled in a vintage park trailer on a flower farm in Saluda, South ...

Some companies are replacing workers lost to the administration’s crackdown on immigrants. Others are correcting for ...

Professor Jay Zagorsky from Boston University explains the movement behind getting rid of paper checks — and why he thinks they’re more useful than they might seem.

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

Isabelle Bousquette, reporter at the WSJ Leadership Institute, breaks down a new technology that’s helping those in search of the perfect pringle.

The University of Maryland Medical System is addressing retention issues through a program that offers apprenticeships, resume writing classes, and other support for employees facing transportation, ...

This morning, we’ll look at whether the K-shaped economy is turning C-shaped, with low-income wage growth catching up. Is the evidence enough?

Over the weekend, the U.S. Senate adjourned for its August recess without passing a bill that would allow cryptocurrencies to ...

The K-shaped economy is over,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declared on CNBC last week. Economists say the evidence is mixed at best.

For this installment of the Marketplace Economic Pulse, we heard from Dominic Palmieri, the so-called “Midway Gourmet.” As co ...