Budgets/Spending/Market Size

A new study confirms that prices of everyday goods have risen significantly — but not the same for everyone.

Inflation is the predominant economic concern among consumers, although it hasn’t dictated their spending decisions yet.

Inflation is at a 40-year high and isn’t hitting all consumers as hard as top-line numbers might suggest. But it will still play a key role.

Consumer spending resumed its robust pace of expansion in February amid declining COVID-19 case counts.

February marked the 21st consecutive month of online inflation.

Gyms, like multiplex cinemas, saw their traffic rise to match the healthy levels of 2019 in December. Then Omicron arrived and set their game plans back.

Dutch Bros Inc. is moving East as it ramps up store growth.

As concern over prices, especially for food, grows, more than half of consumers turn to one retailer to save money.

A new survey indicates that consumers appreciate online food delivery, but are less keen on the fees that go with it.

Consumer confidence in February fell for the second consecutive month as consumers remained somewhat pessimistic about the economic outlook for the coming months.