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US consumer confidence falls again in December survey
U.S. consumer confidence fell for a fifth straight month in December as business conditions turned negative and worries about jobs and income grew.
US inflation slows in November amid missing CPI data
U.S. consumer inflation slowed to 2.7% in November, but missing CPI data from a federal shutdown distorted the report, economists warn.
Holiday shoppers feel strain as prices stay high, poll finds
An AP-NORC poll shows U.S. holiday shoppers struggling with high prices, dipping into savings and delaying purchases as many view the economy as poor.
LexisNexis® report shows rising home insurance peril severity
LexisNexis’ 2025 U.S. Home Trends Report shows rising peril severity, record catastrophic claims and growing climate-driven risks impacting home insurance costs.
US consumer sentiment rises but remains subdued
U.S. consumer sentiment improved slightly as inflation worries eased, but overall confidence remains low amid high prices and elevated tariff-driven costs.
Foreign sellers struggle as US shoppers face new tariff costs
Foreign small businesses are losing US customers after the de minimis exemption ended, raising tariffs and fees on cross-border orders as the holiday shopping season begins.
US retail sales rise slightly as consumers pull back in September
US retail sales rose 0.2 percent in September as consumers eased spending after strong summer gains. Economists say inflation, weak hiring, and tariffs are weighing on demand.
Consumer confidence falls as high costs unsettle Americans
U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in November as inflation, weak hiring and the recent government shutdown made Americans more cautious about the economy.
Colorado report warns tariffs hurting businesses and agriculture
A new Colorado report finds federal tariffs are raising costs, disrupting planning and straining businesses and agriculture across the state, prompting calls for action.
Thanksgiving pie debate: sweet potato vs pumpkin
LOWOOD, Miss. (AP) — They’re both round, orange and probably bad for your health, but which is the better Thanksgiving dessert: pumpkin or sweet potato pie? For most people, the […]
Pilot program adds hygiene essentials to food pantries on Western Slope
A new Colorado pilot program adds hygiene essentials to seven Western Slope food pantries, aiming to expand statewide and strengthen support for families in need.
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.
