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CEOs are seeing inflation take its toll on US shoppers. It could mean the end of the "greedflation" some experts say is fueling higher prices.

Many older Americans are entering a "working retirement," which is fulfilling for some, but financially necessary for others.

Those looking to join the Great Resignation even if they haven't been at their job too long may not wish to leave just yet given recession fears.

Don't expect labor shortages to fade anytime soon. The working population is getting older, and workers have more demands from their jobs.

The cost of a 16-pound turkey is 21% higher than it was in 2021, according to survey results from the American Farm Bureau Federation.

The Producer Price Index rose 8.0% in October, which is less than September's year-over-year increase of 8.4%.

If you're trying to wait out high prices before booking holiday flights, you may have missed the window.

The higher pay promised by new jobs has evaporated as wage growth for switchers has cooled.

Inflation cooling in October was a great sign for how any recession in 2023 might feel to the average American.

The Consumer Price Index rose 7.7% in the year through October, falling below the estimate from economists.