J.J. McCorvey

Recent policies that advocates hoped would be too popular to touch are being targeted for elimination by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s new leaders.

The FTC voted to dismiss a lawsuit filed in the last days of the Biden administration that had accused PepsiCo of offering sweetheart pricing to big retailers.

Raising prices to cover the costs of President Donald Trump's tariffs will be Target's "very last resort," CEO Brian Cornell said.

The Republican-led Senate quickly passed the "No Tax On Tips Act," giving its official stamp of approval to an idea that has gained traction since Trump campaigned on it.

Households owe a record $18.2 trillion in various forms of debt. Many are trying to cut back while leaning on BNPL installment loans for basics.

Walmart said Trump’s import taxes remain too high to avoid passing along to shoppers, who could start paying more for some items as soon as late May.

Many consumers will pay more for air conditioning this summer the trade war collides with existing price pressures, a coolant shortage and scorching forecasts.

Even reduced tariffs will cost American families an average of $2,800 a year, the Yale Budget Lab estimated.

Top-ranking Democrats are pressing Pepsi for information on its pricing, renewing pressure on a major consumer brand as inflation concerns persist under the new Republican administration.

Mattel said it’s considering raising prices on U.S. toys, a warning that comes one day after Trump doubled down on comments that kids don’t need more than a few dolls.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs rollout is frustrating U.S. companies’ planning for the rest of the year, preventing some corporate giants from telling investors what to expect and scrambling the broader outlook for stocks.