Author: Elisabeth Buchwald, USA TODAY

Why are stocks down today? May’s better-than-expected jobs report could pave the way for the Fed to continue raising rates. But recession fears loom

Memorial Day sales are coming as retailers are eager to offload inventory. That’s why discounts could be even steeper than prior years and last longer

What is a bear market and how should you invest in one? The S&P 500 has come close to entering bear market territory.

Target stock had its worst day since October 1987. This comes as the company reported a much weaker than expected quarter.

What’s driving the crypto crash? Luna, Terra, other stablecoins are playing a role. But recession fears, inflation are as well

Some of the largest employers in the U.S., including Walmart, have yet to take a stance as Supreme Court considers overturning Roe v. Wade.

What happens when we go into a recession is a question more people are asking as the Fed prepares to raise rates more aggressively to fight inflation

GDP fell by 0.9% last quarter. That doesn’t necessarily mean the U.S. is in a recession officially, but some say one might be on the way in 2023.

Americans who are having the toughest time affording everyday expenses are increasingly turning to credit cards and taking out loans

Taxes 2022: If you don’t file your taxes by April 18 you could have to pay a late penalty. But you could avoid some of it if you file an extension