How companies are handling excessive corporate jet use
During the early days of commercial flight, traveling by plane was seen as the height of luxury. Flying was often an option only business travelers and the wealthy...
A key inflation gauge just fell for the first time in July since the start of the pandemic (even if it was just 0.1%)
U.S. consumer spending rose at a sluggish pace in July, even while Americans got some relief on prices, indicating the economy is feeling the pinch from the highest...
How Biden’s student loan forgiveness could impact your credit score
President Joe Biden announced broad student loan forgiveness of up to $10,000 to $20,000 for most federal borrowers Wednesday. That’s good news—even though it might cause recipients’ credit...
Yeezys, Adidas and Nike sneakers worth up to $20 million to be sold off after fraud scheme bust
Almost a month after one of the biggest names in sneaker resale was accused of orchestrating a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, federal prosecutors are now being tasked with selling...
Commentary: Consumer sentiment matters more than inflation and unemployment numbers–and it has never been so bad for so long
Much like the unemployment rate, inflation numbers can miss the mark on properly reflecting a country’s economic mood because these figures offer an incomplete picture of a country’s...
Here’s why the White House Twitter account is reminding congressional Republicans of their PPP loans
After announcing his student debt cancellation policy that will forgive up to $20,000 in student debt on Wednesday, President Joe Biden received some backlash from conservative critics. But...
