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Talk of inflation has dominated the news cycle for many months, and for good reason -- especially domestically. Inflation is higher than it has been in recent memory and just hit a 40-year high of...

On the grand scale of negative events tied to the COVID-19 pandemic, Taco Bell's business decision to do away with its Mexican Pizza was no big deal -- except to rabid fans of the crunchy, saucy,...

Private equity giant Apollo Global Management is reportedly interested in making a bid for Twitter in the wake of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's $43 billion offer. Discover: Unplug These Appliances That Hike...

Job searching can be stressful at any time of the year, but some times are a bit better than others. While a lot of employers begin their job hiring in earnest at the first of the year, this can...

According to the Council For Economic Education, 25 of America's 50 states require students to take one economics class to graduate. In 23 states, a course in personal finance is a prerequisite for...

With a tight labor market, a Great Resignation that shows no sign of abating, and companies having trouble attracting employees, a new phenomenon seems to be complicating the labor market. Indeed,...

The avian flu outbreak throughout the country is sending egg prices soaring, as flocks raised for their eggs had to be destroyed to avoid a further spread. The economic repercussions of ongoing...

Electric vehicle (EV) company Rivian, which had a blockbuster IPO in November, is struggling with supply chain disruptions and chip shortages like many of its rivals. But now, CEO R.J. Scaringe says...

In an anticipated move, on April 15, Twitter's board adopted a "poison pill" to counter Elon Musk's hostile bid for the social media platform -- a "rights plan" intended to "enable all shareholders to...

Running a small business has never been easy, but this year the stress has been ratcheted up to levels not seen since the Great Recession. The combination of COVID-19, high inflation and labor...