Money
Prime Day's record total masks a smaller average basket
Record purchases but lots of smaller, cheaper items - a sign consumers are cutting back
Cash, credit or in-between, you need currency of some kind to make things happen.
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Record purchases but lots of smaller, cheaper items - a sign consumers are cutting back
Money
"These numbers are too high," Fed official grumbles.
Money
Rent regulation is rare in the U.S. but common in Europe, where caps are more common than outright freezes
Seniors
A bigger COLA would reflect higher inflation, not a windfall
Money
The "discount for cash" deal is standard in lots of business dealings, where both parties know what they're doing, but it's often a bad model for homeowners attracted by the notion of a fast, as-is sale.
Money
A new class-action lawsuit says fuel-pricing software turned old-fashioned price fixing into an automated system
Money
The complaint is the first major test of so-called surveillance pricing in the U.S. news industry, but the practice is not unique to the Post.
Money
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge surged to a three-year high of 4.1 percent in May, with core PCE at 3.4 percent — the most since October 2023.
Consumer Protection
The CFPB says it is cleaning up an overloaded complaint portal but consumer advocates are skeptical.
Money
Apartment hunting has always required math. But for many renters, the advertised rent is now only the starting point.
Money
The measure becomes law in ten days, with or without Trump's signature.
Money
Trump orders DOJ to probe gasoline 'gouging' as oil falls below $73, Congress sends Trump landmark housing bill, Hormuz tankers stream out as inspectors return to Iran, Goldman sees July Fed hike risk and Prime Day rolls on amid sticky inflation