U.S. Economy

First-class mail "Forever" stamps are expected to cost 73 cents each beginning July 14. The price of the stamps had recently increased from 66 to 68 cents in January.

While Walmart is still a price leader in the grocery industry, Telsey Group's latest analysis shows that rival grocers like Target and Amazon Fresh are closing the gap.

The White House celebrated a penny drop in gas prices compared to last year, claiming the lowest July 4th rates in three years, amid a projected $1.30 decrease from 2022 highs.

Drivers filling up their cars on the Fourth of July will encounter the "lowest holiday price" for a gallon of gas in three years, according to a Tuesday projection from GasBuddy.

WalletHub analyzed total monthly energy bills using five residential energy types in each of the 50 states to see where consumers are getting hit the hardest.

Rising oil prices and the upcoming holiday are adding to the price consumers pay at the pump.

Taco Bell unveiled a deal for customers in a bid to compete with rivals who are offering value meals to lure in more cost-conscious customers this summer.

In a creative marketing ploy, rideshare giant Uber plans to pay dozens of people across North America to forgo their car for five weeks and take alternate transportation.

Although cost-conscious shoppers are trading down in various areas of their lives, cosmetics isn't one of them. Adobe data shows that consumers are in fact splurging on the category.

Wells Fargo analysts looked into how much food will cost for families slated to hold Fourth of July barbeques. Home cooked meals will save consumers a substantial amount.

Fast food giants like McDonald's and Burger King are offering nearly identical deals in order to lure back customers who have been cutting back on dining out.

The Teamsters union says that UPS isn't working fast enough to ensure that its drivers have air conditioning, a commitment laid out in the UPS Teamsters National Master Agreement.

A new analysis published this week shows that gas prices could fall as much as 10% by the Fourth of July, thanks to declining demand and burgeoning supply.

Experts talk to FOX Business about what prices will be like at the gas pump this summer as travel picks back up. The insight comes just weeks away from the Fourth of July.

Thanks to stable oil prices and little change in demand, gas prices are continuing to fall.

Housing, energy and vehicle costs have all risen by double digits thanks to inflation experienced by Americans during President Biden's first term in the White House.

A recent survey from Intuit Credit Karma found that 27% of Americans who responded to the poll have skipped meals because of rising grocery prices in the U.S.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas was $3.48, a significant eight-cent dip from the previous week.

Committee to Unleash Prosperity co-founder Stephen Moore weighs in on how Biden's energy policies impact the consumer and national security. 

Shannon Denton, the co-founder of Wripple, told FOX Business that we are in the midst of a "freelancer economy." Corporations are seeking out even more independent workers.