Stock bulls point to the upbeat outlook for U.S. corporate profits. Earnings among S&P 500 companies are projected up over 15 ...
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US consumer spending stalled in September, suggesting Americans were already stretched going into the government shutdown in the face of stubborn inflation. Consumer spending, adjusted for changes in ...
Americans may not be feeling jolly about their economic prospects, but that didn't stop shoppers from opening their wallets on Black Friday and driving spending to new records. Despite record holiday ...
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Analysis by The Kobeissi Letter, utilizing data from BofA Global Research, highlights that AI-related spending was the dominant force behind the nation’s economic performance in the first six months ...
If America’s economy has a prosperous holiday season, the data suggests, we’ll have rich folks to thank. The top 10% of earners now account for roughly half of all consumer spending, according to a ...
Ampere Analysis forecasts a 20 percent increase by 2030. By Tony Maglio If you thought you were paying a lot for your sports-TV package now, just wait until 2030. London-based research group Ampere ...
Staying healthier than you expected to this year is something to celebrate, but it may have the tiny drawback of leaving you with a lot of money left over in your flexible spending account (FSA).