New COVID-19 cases are on the rise, but so is people’s willingness to go out.

Retail sales jumped nearly 2% in September, but it’s hard to exactly say why.

Spending continues to grow, but at a slower pace. And some expect it to level off altogether in the coming quarter.

Many credit card companies are launching new cards to capitalize on shifting consumer spending.

The pandemic isn’t abating and consumers are wary of the future, economists at The Conference Board say.

Visa CEO Al Kelly discusses the consumer economy and corporate responsibility today, amid the global pandemic and nationwide protests for racial justice.

An 8% uptick in May follows a 20% drop over March and April. That’s the good news. There are plenty of potential economic blows on the horizon.

About 1 in 6 households reports having more debt now than before the COVID-19 crisis.

With unemployment so high and concerns about the coronavirus spread, we likely won’t see a rebound in consumer spending anytime soon.

The Marketplace-Edison Research Poll finds that 40% of those who shopped online before the pandemic now do it more.