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Retail sales rebound in October ahead of holidays
U.S. retail sales rose in October, showing monthly and annual gains as consumers boosted spending ahead of the holiday season, NRF data shows.
Americans redefine financial success as debt-free living
A new survey shows Americans view financial success as living debt-free and building resilience, shifting away from traditional wealth milestones.
Tech rally lifts Wall Street after last week’s dip
Wall Street rebounded as tech stocks surged, driving major indexes higher and nearly erasing last week’s losses amid optimism in AI and earnings growth.
Singles’ Day surpasses Black Friday in global sales
Singles’ Day, the world’s largest shopping event, outpaces Black Friday. CU Boulder expert says U.S. retailers will soon join the $150 billion trend.
Stocks end mixed after tech losses, first weekly decline
U.S. stocks ended mixed Friday as tech losses dragged major indexes lower. The S&P 500 and Dow barely rose while the Nasdaq slipped amid earnings reports.
US travelers face flight cuts amid government shutdown
Airlines cancel hundreds of flights as the FAA orders service cuts at major US airports during the government shutdown, leaving travelers scrambling.
Colorado’s deadliest highway stretches revealed
An analysis of NHTSA data from 2019–2023 reveals Colorado’s most dangerous 10-mile highway stretches, with I-25 and I-70 topping the list for fatal crashes.
Crusonia Wealth expands team with top financial advisors
Crusonia Wealth Advisors in Denver adds Gary Wagner and Amy Warrender to its team, strengthening expertise in wealth management and financial planning.
Colorado joins lawsuit over FEMA disaster relief limits
Colorado is part of a multistate lawsuit accusing FEMA and DHS of imposing unlawful restrictions on disaster relief and emergency management grants.
US mortgage rates rise to 6.22% after steady declines
After four weeks of declines, the average 30-year U.S. mortgage rate rose to 6.22%, according to Freddie Mac, as bond yields and inflation weigh on rates.
Holiday travelers face chaos amid FAA flight cuts
A U.S. government shutdown is set to disrupt holiday travel as the FAA reduces air traffic at 40 airports, prompting flight cancellations and chaos.
FAA cuts air traffic 10% amid government shutdown
The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% across 40 major U.S. markets starting Friday, citing staffing shortages during the ongoing government shutdown.
