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70% of Workers Over 50 Delay Retirement Amid Economic Uncertainty

A new survey shows that 70% of workers aged 50 and older have either postponed retirement or are considering delaying it due to ongoing...

Trump Tariffs Drive Up Consumer Prices as Inflation Pressure Grows

U.S. consumer prices are beginning to reflect the full impact of Donald Trump’s tariff policy, with rising costs now visible in daily goods ranging...

Used Cars Under $20,000 Are Vanishing from LA Market

Affordable used cars under $20,000 are becoming increasingly rare in Los Angeles, with listings dropping to just a quarter of what they were six...

California July 4 Barbecue Costs 27% More Than National Average

As Californians prepare for fireworks and family gatherings this Fourth of July, they’ll also be paying significantly more at the grocery store than the...

BNPL Grocery Payments Rise 71% as Missed Bills Spike

Once reserved for big-ticket items like TVs and plane tickets, buy now, pay later (BNPL) services are rapidly expanding into everyday essentials like groceries,...

Argentina’s Rubicon: The Reform Is On

Special Series (5): There Is No Return to the Past Taxi drivers are often seen as a barometer of public sentiment. They are working-class, talk to...

Why the Stock Market Is Under Pressure and the Economy Is Feeling the Squeeze

A sharp rise in Treasury yields driven by mounting fiscal concerns, inflation, and weak bond demand is pressuring the stock market and straining the broader U.S. economy.

Fast Food Meal Prices Hit $13 in LA and San Francisco, Doubling Over 10 Years

Fast food, once known for being a budget-friendly option, is increasingly seen as an expensive dining choice as prices surge across the country. According to...

Social Security COLA Expected to Rise 2.4% in 2025—Lowest Since 2021

The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is projected to increase by only 2.4% in 2025, marking the lowest annual increase since 2021, according to...

North Koreans say soaring rice prices ‘scarier than U.S. weapons’ as Kim Jong-un’s economic policy backfires

Rice prices in North Korea have nearly doubled amid tightened state control, prompting inflation, market strain, and concern over public discontent.

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