Where is inflation the highest? Chicago and New York rank near the top
Americans in different parts of the country are experiencing vastly different inflation rates as the U.S. economy as a whole sees the pace of price growth cooling off.
Former Wall Street trader, a 9/11 survivor, joins TSA after terror attacks: 'It's not a job. It's a mission'
After the 9/11 terror attacks, a Wall Street trader decided to change the course of his career. He joined the Transportation Security Administration to keep America safe.
Inflation rises 2.5% in August, less than expected
Inflation declined in August to the lowest level since 2021, as prices rose 2.5% from last year. The data boosts the Federal Reserve's case for an interest rate cut next week.
Small business confidence dipped in August amid rising election uncertainty
Confidence among U.S. small business owners fell in August, wiping out gains in July, as persistent inflation and rising uncertainty ahead of November's election weigh on optimism.
Southwest Chair Gary Kelly to step down amid activist pressure
Southwest Airlines Executive Chairman and former CEO Gary Kelly announced his intention to retire after the carrier's annual meeting next year amid activist investor pressure.
Which industries hired the most workers in August?
The U.S. Department of Labor's payroll report for August found that job losses in the manufacturing and retail sectors partially offset gains that were led by construction and health care.
US economy added 142,000 jobs in August, missing expectations
The U.S. Department of Labor reported that U.S. employers added 142,000 jobs in August, missing economists' expectations, while the unemployment rate ticked down slightly to 4.2%.
Private sector job growth cools to 99,000 in August, well below estimate: ADP
Job growth in the private sector was slower than expected in August, as ADP's report showed a gain of 99,000 jobs, fewer than the 145,000 expected by economists.
US is shifting from 'degree-centric economy to a skill-centric economy,' experts say
Experts argue that traditional four-year degrees might not be as valuable in the future as they once were, due to the changing job market environment.
Labor Day 2024: What to expect for gas prices before you hit the road
Projected Labor Day travel across the U.S. is up 9% compared to a year ago. The good news for those traveling by car is that gas prices have been on the decline.
Consumer confidence reaches six-month high, but labor market worries rise
The Conference Board's latest survey showed that consumer confidence and optimism about the economy avoiding recession rose, even as labor market concerns edged higher.
Bus driver shortage plagues schools as districts plead for more support
The 2024-2025 school year is kicking off, but districts nationwide have been struggling to hire enough bus drivers. Industry advocates say they have been underpaid for too long.
Food store CEO sets record straight on Harris' price-gouging claim
Stew Leonard's President & CEO Stew Leonard Jr. weighs in on rising costs and Vice President Kamala Harris' price control plan.
USPS could slow service in certain areas as it seeks to cut costs
The United States Postal Service, which has been trying to become financially self-sufficient, proposed certain changes that could help it save roughly $30 billion over the next 10 years.
Historic PA tavern sees 'drastic' drop in foot traffic as people spend less
A tavern in Pennsylvania has weathered challenges from The Great Recession to the pandemic. Now, they're faced within something they've never experienced: a drastic drop in traffic.
Alaska Air, Hawaiian Airlines merger clears DOJ hurdle. Will it benefit flyers?
Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Air Group attempting to merge. Though JetBlue and Spirit's deal fell through, these carriers may have a chance and it could benefit travelers.
List of most and least affordable metros to raise kids reveals one state parents should avoid: Report
An analysis by Creditnews Research detailed the most and least affordable metropolitan areas in the United States to raise a family amid high inflation.
California continues to lose residents to Arizona, Nevada
Home owners are still packing up for more affordable properties inland. A recent Redfin report underscored how people from California are still eyeing places like Arizona.
Waiting for mortgage rates to fall? Why experts say it won't make a difference
Industry experts tell FOX Business that lower mortgage rates won't necessarily make the market more affordable to homebuyers, especially in the long term.
US vacationers are pulling back
The heads of some of the biggest global travel brands including Hilton and Airbnb have hinted that the U.S. consumer is pulling back on leisure travel.