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Americans hitting the grocery store amid inflation to stock up for Fourth of July parties will see some reprieve on the costs of certain foods and not on others, a recent report finds.

On the Fourth of July, a federal holiday, Americans spend money on food, fireworks, travel and patriotic decorations. Here are 10 quick facts on leading industries.

Amid thousands of delays and cancelations this week, United Airlines CEO flew private across the country Wednesday. He later apologized on Friday.

Thousands of passengers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston experienced travel trouble after 160 flights were canceled and 374 were delayed on Thursday.

AI runs on an internet connection and whatever country can provide widespread broadband will have an advantage in the field, a Milken Institute director says.

A panel of experts at the Milken Institute's 2023 Global Conference discussed how advances in fintech and AI tools have led to innovative approaches to boosting retirement savings.

Concern about a recession, rising competition with China, runaway inflation, and decoupling economically in an increasingly divided world dominated the week.

The Federal Reserve needs to remain steadfast in its fight against inflation or risk plunging the economy into a 1970s-style crisis, Larry Summers said.

S&P Global Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin argues America has "taken for granted" its energy independence, warning "another problem" in natural resource supply is coming.

Executives at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, said they needed new tech to help trim costs, increase profitability, and improve efficiency.

Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus calls out the "woke" generation fueling a "socialistic society" instead of focusing on improving the economy's "bottom line."

Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan discusses how a mild recession could impact housing, labor and energy sectors from the World Economic Forum.