Savannah Peters

Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy are cutting staff as consumers pull back on discretionary spending.

In March, the average new car sold for $171 below asking price, according to Kelley Blue Book. But that's still higher than before COVID.

Consumers haven't seen much reason to hold back.

Just four companies control more than 60% of the global market.

Manufacturers are ramping up production of induction stoves and cooktops, which use electromagnetism to heat pots and pans. But there's a reason the technology hasn't caught on.

The FTC says health-related claims need to be backed by relevant, peer-reviewed scientific research. "It's long overdue," said one marketer.

Hundreds of businesses rely on major commercial and arts gatherings for much of their annual income.

In this region, it wouldn’t be the holidays without tamales. But vendors and restaurants are facing higher costs for ingredients and staff.

Native people are overrepresented in “essential” fields, and underrepresented in office jobs that are more likely to allow telework. 

The Indian Child Welfare Act sought to address a history of cultural dispossession. Now, it's being threatened by a Supreme Court case.