On Tuesday, The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index fell to its lowest level in 12 years in September.
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One study from George Washington University found that the transition to robotaxis could “decrease frontline jobs by 57% to 76%.”
Shares of Meta, meanwhile, also 11% on Monday while its Muse AI was the top downloaded mobile app in the US.
Chobani, whose sales volume has jumped 20% in the past three years, is planning a high-protein milk product amid a larger expansion.
Despite tariff chaos, soaring electronics prices, and deflating consumer sentiment, Best Buy just delivered a strong beat.
Consider the dream of the presumptively dovish Warsh delivering a rate cut this year now officially dead and buried (if it wasn’t already)
The Swiss company’s stock ended the day down roughly 20% after it lowered its outlook for the rest of the year.
Nike is trying to make a comeback under CEO Elliott Hill, who started in 2024 at a time when the shoe company seemed to veer off course.
This week, Amazeon scored a court order against Perplexity to ban, for now, the AI startup’s agents from shopping on its e-commerce platform.
Apple, which has trailed tech rivals like Meta, Amazon and Alphabet in AI, is trying for a comeback with its latest product revamp.
Thankfully, consumers have simply flocked to chicken in lieu of steak, keeping the company afloat and helping it beat Wall Street’s estimates.
While P&G has seen low demand for a wide swath of products, not everything in its portfolio was in the red.
Loan loss provisions — the allowance banks set aside to cover bad debt — is a key data point to watch regarding consumer health.
Just last year, the FDA sent a warning letter to wellness wearable firm Whoop after it rolled out a feature to check users’ blood pressure.
As of early December, US retail store closures were up 13.2% from the same period in 2024, according to a report from Coresight Research.
In the US, 72% of merchants charge for at least some return options, up from 66% last year, according to a recent report.