Consumer Spending

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How Much Money Does the Average American Spend a Year? What the Typical Person Pays for Food, Gas and More

15 Favorite Stores We Wish Would Come Back From the Dead

Why Malls Don’t Have Clocks and Other Tricks They Use to Get You to Spend More Money

5 Things You Should Rent, and Not Buy

’80s Flashback: 10 Things Everyone Was Buying in the Reagan Era

The 7 Most Overpriced Products of 2016

5 Ways to Spend Your Gas Tax Savings

5 Products Americans Are Not Buying Anymore

Chloe Della Costa

5 Things That Are Going to Cost Your Family More This Summer

5 Things Americans Are Spending Less Money On

3 Ways to Save Money on Your Next Vacation

3 Charts Revealing the Weak Consumer

Jobless Claims: Despite Increase, Labor Market Is ‘Having Lift-Off’

Yellen Has Labor Market Blues, But Full Employment Is as Close as 2016

How Does Time Perception Influence Your Money Decisions?

Labor Market Flashback: How Did Jobless Claims Drop to 2006 Levels?

Are Falling Jobless Claims a Sign June’s Hiring Flurry Wasn’t a Fluke?

Here’s What’s Holding the Economy Back

Are Consumers Holding Back or Just Calming Down?

Does the U.S. Economy Still Have a Demand Problem?

Catch-22 Economics: Confidence Falls as Growth Contracts

Decreasing Jobless Claims: Good News or Just Not Bad News?

Should This Recession-Like GDP Growth Worry You?

Consumers Continue to Tread Water in Choppy Economy

Is the Great Recession Over for Small Businesses?

3 Stocks for the Upcoming Tourist Season

Consumers Under Attack from Stagnant Wages and Inflation

Is the Stage Set for Wal-Mart to Underperform?

Target Warning Rings True: Q4 Was Meaningfully Weak

A Weak January Leaves Macy’s Waiting for Customers to Return

Investors Are Saying Goodbye to J.C. Penney on a Grand Scale

Investors Displeased By MasterCard’s Less-Than-Masterful Q4

2013 Gives U.S. Manufacturers Best Quarter in Years

The Wealth Effect Hits Consumer Sentiment

GE Tops Estimates: Sign of Stronger Economy or Cost-Cutting?

Do Jobless Claims Promise a Strong January?

Is Inflation Finally Starting to Gain Traction?

Fed: Economy Ended 2013 With More Moderate Growth

Wal-Mart Strikes Worried Management and Interested Anonymous

Top 10 Brands Consumers and Investors Love

How Healthy Is the American Consumer This January?

Bad Weather Gave Retailers a Tough But Not Worrying December

Are Politics and Government Regulation Still Weighing on the Recovery?

Where Is the Labor Market Recovery Heading in 2014?

No News Is Not Good News for J.C. Penney Investors

December Labor Gains: Broad-Based and 2013′s Best

Consumer Spending: What Came First, the Chicken or the Egg?

Here’s Who’s Happy About the Economy — and Who’s Not

U.S. Economy: Ending 2013 With Good Momentum

Can Increasing Consumer Spending Be Sustained in 2014

Gasoline Price Forecast: Will Americans Catch a Break in 2014?

Is It a Happy Holiday for American Retailers?

Pfizer’s Viagra Going Generic: Cheaper Options Coming Soon

Anthea Mitchell

Modest Economy Means Modest Holiday Retail Sales

Money Goals Hit Record High for New Year’s Resolutions

Consumers Take a Breather After Black Friday Shopping Spree

Does This Q3 GDP Jump Mean the Economy Is Back to Normal?

ADP: Labor Market Undeterred By Government Shutdown

Economy Still Stuck in “Moderate to Modest” Growth Rut

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