OPINION

A Global Times editorial published last week blamed the U.S.-led sanctions against Russia for rising food and energy prices, which have helped push Sri Lanka's economy off the cliff.

Millennials want different lives than their Boomer forebears.

Costco's strong March sales shook off fears among investors that the company's performance would be negatively affected by the end of the stimulus payments.

The Fed is getting ready to take liquidity out of the U.S. economy to fight inflation, changing the game for financial markets.

Whether or not you're a W2 employer or an entrepreneur, the best thing to do is to pay yourself first. You’ve probably heard that phrase before, but what does it mean?

Make sure your spending plan reflects your lifestyle, cut yourself some slack and take a long-term view of your finances.

As Wall Street is about to begin the new reporting season, a disturbing pattern is emerging among S&P company earnings reports: more and more companies are issuing negative guidance—the highest since Q4 2019.

While companies have been extra vigilant to Russian-backed cyberattack threats since the weeks leading up to the ongoing war in Ukraine, this threat of physical action against executives may at first glance appear to be separate.

Baker Mayfield may have to expand options if the Cleveland Browns fail to strike a deal with the Indianapolis Colts.

Despite the lack of trust Americans have in the labeling and nutritional value of many items, 60% of consumers said they were actively looking out for food and beverage products to support their overall health when they shop.

If you’re going to make your kid’s first outing to the bank soon, be like my mother. Get that dopamine flowing with some ice cream.

Utility-driven NFTs have proved popular as they appeal to people’s desire to form part of a community.

Amazon and Walmart should watch out for Best Buy’s rollout of the TotalTech premium loyalty program, which helped the electronics retailer win customers during the holiday season.

Disasters and death aren’t the only disruptions in life. Life transitions, even when planned, have knocked the best of us off balance.

Low-income countries like Nigeria, Kenya, and the Philippines had a hunger problem before the Russia and Ukraine war due to food inflation. Unfortunately, the war will make matters worse.

Our taxes are big business, and we must be discerning tax consumers.

The components that make up our electronic devices result in a massive amount of electronic waste (E-waste), which is a major contributor to methane emissions.

The phrase “death by a thousand papercuts” is appropriate to describe the way small, monthly debts add up.

Macy's is coming back, shaking off several challenges competition from online retailers and the pandemic brought its way.

When you leave a company, you have four options regarding your 401(k) plan.

Personal spending rose 2.1% in January, up from 0.8% in the previous months and ahead of market forecasts of 1.5%.

Despite the condemnations and drumbeat of “severe” sanctions from President Joe Biden and America's European allies following the Russian military moving into Ukraine, it is important to note where the rest of the world is on this.

For over a decade, Chipotle has been a big winner on Wall Street. But not in the last 12 months, when it trailed the broader market.

The American economy is adding close to half a million jobs a month. Unemployment is hovering close to a 20-year low. Meanwhile, inflation is running at an annual rate of 7.5%, a 40-year high.

On Thursday morning, the retail giant beat analyst estimates as more Americans returned to brick-and-mortar stores.

Accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to pay for trips will create a great deal of buzz for Uber, but it won't solve its big problem: the failure to capture value for their stockholders.

Inflation is everywhere, from the factory floor to the warehouse gate, the supermarket register, and the kitchen table, as evidenced by a string of inflation reports confirming the rise of commodity prices across the board.

Time = Money. No truer equation has ever been written. Unfortunately, that equation does not take into account the facts of real life.

As severe shortages continue, chip companies will increasingly have the upper hand over car-makers, which may ultimately force auto manufacturers to adopt a more innovative mindset about onboard computing.