Five years after COVID grounded carriers, leisure travel has fared better than the business segment. Supply chains aren’t fully rebuilt.

An analysis from personal finance company WalletHub found consumers took on an additional $74 billlion in credit card debt in 2024.

Pavlina Tcherneva at Bard College says that COVID provided an opportunity to rethink the labor market, health care and housing — but we missed that opportunity.

New date from Zillow suggests the time of year owners sell affects how much they get. The best time varies by region.

Data doesn’t always show a full picture. Example: Functional unemployment was 23.3% in January — very different than the 4% headline figure.

As spring approaches, many farmers are unsure what crops they should plant and what the effect of tariffs could be.

Nondairy milks are increasingly popular, especially among younger consumers. Coffee shops like Dunkin’ and Starbucks are nixing surcharges.

There’s been a lot happening that could affect the job market. But what impacts will actually show up in the numbers?

Analysts say the firm’s decision to stick with DEI commitments could influence different consumers in different ways.

Adam Grant of The Wharton School describes evidence-based strategies for getting the best out of employees.