The rise of "buy now, pay later"
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The number of people using "buy now, pay later" to pay for purchases is growing. Let’s look into how this financial option works.
The number of people using "buy now, pay later" to pay for purchases is growing. Let’s look into how this financial option works.
One thing that’s moving markets is a trend-bucking price decline of grocery store staples, led by eggs cracking down a hearty 7.3% month-over-month in April.
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One thing moving markets is the emptier shelf at wholesalers. That's because when warehouses have a decline in inventory, it often correlates with a decrease in economic growth.
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