Technology companies didn’t ease up on massive investments in AI technologies in the first quarter of 2025 as customer demand continued to be a major theme.
The average celebration runs around $31,281 and new tariffs could bump up the cost of imported goods from gowns and flowers to catering and cake.
College enrollment is up 4.5% — the first time it’s passed pre-pandemic levels. Here's this week's money news.
Some relief on the inflation front and the latest tariff news are keeping investors on their toes.
For stocks, April was a volatile month that featured three distinct phases. In the end, U.S. stocks finished modestly lower and international stocks posted gains.
Inflation eases to 2.3% in April, with significant drops in the cost of airfare and eggs, according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
A “wait and see” approach prevails in the midst of the Fed’s decision to leave rates alone and ongoing uncertainties about economic and trade policy.
Points and miles still open doors to travel and unique experiences — but using them may take a little more strategy than it used to.
The numbers from Empower Personal Dashboard™ from January 2020 through March 2025 suggest a pattern of lifestyle recalibration, with consumers allocating dollars toward convenience, wellness, and personal enrichment, even as they experience pressure in cost-of-living expenses.
About one in four home sales go to first-time buyers, but some are opting to buy an investment property as their first purchase. Here's this week's money news.