A clear, practical breakdown of inflation, GDP, recessions, and interest rates — explained simply for professionals, business owners, and executives.

The word "recession" seems to be popping up a lot lately. Economic uncertainty stemming from President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China have fueled the biggest stock market selloff ...

When was the last time you held a 662-page book? (At least one that wasn’t written by Stieg Larsson.) If you feel it’s been too long since you read something of that size, then start printing out the ...

According to Investopedia, "a significant, widespread and prolonged downturn in economic activity," is a recession. Typically two consecutive of negative growth indicate a recession. Basically ...

November 7, 2011 — A sudden drop in reported cases of tuberculosis (TB) in the United States in 2009 could be explained by the economic recession, which slowed immigration and reduced access to ...

The U.S. economy shrank for two consecutive quarters this year, increasing speculation that the country could be headed for a recession. But does two straight quarters of economic decline mean we’re ...

A recession this year could lead to a much-needed drop in home prices across the country, experts told Newsweek, but only because many aspiring buyers would be pushed to the sidelines by rising ...

As concerns about a potential recession in 2025 grow, many are questioning how such an economic downturn could impact the U.S. housing market. With inflation concerns and fluctuating interest rates, ...

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Lipstick Index: The 'Lipstick Index' is a theory that states that during an economic recession, people spend less on expensive things but focus more on cheaper things to keep themselves happy.

Gen Zers, or those born roughly between 1997 and 2012 and are between 12 and 27 years old, could see their money affected during a recession. Sure, those who are still children and in school can ...