Economic Indicators

Mollie Engelhart had to close down three Sage Regenerative Kitchen restaurants in Los Angeles. She is worried she will have to shutter the final two which are 'barely hanging on.'

The U.S. economy grew at a 2.8% annual rate in the third quarter, according to Commerce Department data released Wednesday. That pace is slightly slower than what economists forecasted.

Companies in the private sector added 233,000 jobs in October, payroll processing firm ADP said on Wednesday. The figure was well above economists' estimates.

The Labor Department's JOLTS report for September showed fewer job openings than expected, with the number of unfilled positions at its lowest level since January 2021.

The Department of Transportation announced that its automatic refund rule has taken effect, making it easier for passengers to understand when they can obtain a refund.

JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon was interviewed during an annual bankers convention in New York City, where he discussed an "onslaught" of regulation.

The non-alcoholic beer market has rapidly grown in recent years with some industry experts saying the segment may continue to grow much faster than regular beer.

Spirit Airlines announced in a regulatory filing this week that it agreed to sell some of its planes and plans to cut its workforce as it seeks to raise cash.

E-commerce giant Amazon on Wednesday brought a fuel savings benefit to its Prime membership that will knock 10 cents off each gallon of gas they purchase at about 7,000 U.S. gas stations.

Sales of previously owned homes dropped to a 14-year low in September, as rising mortgage rates and high home prices continue to fuel an affordability crisis.

Target is implementing price cuts on thousands of its in-house and national brand items in an effort to drive traffic at its stores and online during the holiday season.

McDonald's raised wages for its employees at corporate-owned restaurants over the past three years. It pledged that company-owned restaurants would increase to $15 an hour by 2024.

Buybuy Baby, once owned by Bed Bath & Beyond, is shuttering all of its physical stores and shifting to an online-only business model as part of a "strategic reset."

Californians, already facing the nation's highest gas prices, may see more pain at the pump if the California Air Resources Board's proposed changes to the low carbon fuel standard pass.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on Thursday announced that approximately 89,500 Colsen-branded fire pits have been recalled after a couple of dozen people have been injured from flames escaping the container.

Americans are facing vastly different rates of inflation depending on where in the U.S. they live, as the Northeast and Midwest regions experienced faster price growth in September.

PPG is cutting nearly 2,000 jobs in the U.S. and Europe as it undergoes a comprehensive cost reduction program. It's also selling its architectural business.

Retail sales rose by more than expected in September, with an increase of 0.4% exceeding economists expectations as the consumer showed signs of continued strength.

Airbnb released a number of updates on Wednesday, including a new co-hosting network aimed at increasing the number of listings available on the platform.

The New York Fed found that consumers' expectations about missed debt payments edged higher in September for the fourth consecutive month, as some may face increased budget pressures.