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There are a number of moving parts to the cattle markets these days.

U.S. consumers were much less confident in the economy in November in the aftermath of the government shutdown and amid weak hiring and stubborn inflation

Millions of Americans watch their paychecks shrink under premiums, deductibles, and medical bills that rise faster than their wages. Warren Buffett, the longtime Berkshire Hathaway CEO, drew a straight line between those bills and the country's economic standing. 

A new report claims the iPhone Fold could be seriously expensive but that Apple may have solved a major problem with creases on the displays of folding phones.

Gen Z Target Early Retirement with Seven-Figure Nest Egg

Producer inflation jumped back into positive territory in September due to a robust increase in energy prices, while U.S. consumers showed signs of spending fatigue as retail sales growth came in weaker than expected, bolstering expectations for a Fed interest-rate cut next month.

Sales at U.S. retailers and restaurants rose slightly in September as resilient consumers moderated their spending after splurging over the summer

Black Friday is when many of us peruse the classifieds to see if that one special item is finally on sale. But if you’re looking for a used car, it’s actually one of the worst times to buy, according to a new study.  

The big-ticket dinner items are causing consumer pain at the checkout