Economy

New economic data reveals Main Street strength as Americans see higher pay, while retail sales rose 3.3% and home purchases increased amid lower mortgage rates.

South Florida's ultimate sporting events lineup for 2026 delivers billions in economic impact, positioning Miami as the premier sports tourism destination.

Major Popeyes franchisee Sailormen Inc. files for bankruptcy protection, citing $129 million in debt from pandemic impacts, inflation and labor shortages.

More than 13,000 pounds of grilled chicken breasts distributed to seven states were recalled over concerns they may be contaminated with listeria.

Trump administration officials are pushing for lower car prices through fuel economy rollbacks, targeting Biden-era emissions rules during Midwest auto tour.

Artificial intelligence "substantially reduces wage inequality while raising average wages by 21 percent," a new working paper published this week says.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addresses the criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell over alleged lies to Congress about headquarters renovations.

Trump economic advisor Kevin Hassett said the administration is talking to banks about a "Trump card" that would expand credit access to consumers who merit credit but lack leverage.

Let’s not make this economic boom story any harder than it needs to be. Growth solves a lot of problems

An increasing number of restaurant chains across the U.S. are adding protein-packed menu items as Americans seek healthier dining options.

The Department of Education will delay its plans to resume garnishing the wages of student loan borrowers in default while it works on additional program reforms.

Seniors could keep more money with new tax break phasing in for 2025 returns. The extra deduction helps lower- and middle-income retirees facing rising costs.

The Conference Board's CEO survey found that the top concern for U.S. CEOs in 2026 is economic uncertainty, as businesses face challenges in measuring AI's return on investment.

U.S. monthly housing payments drop to a nearly two-year low at $2,413, but home prices still climbed 1% annually according to new market data.