Small Business June 2, 2025
Consumer Spending Slows in April As Tariffs Cause Imports to Drop Rapidly
U.S. consumers hit the brakes in April while goods imports plummeted by a record as companies adjusted to higher tariffs.
Payroll May 9, 2025
Despite Political Promises, Californians are Stressed About Their Finances
After voters in November sent a clear message that the rising cost of living remained a top concern, California lawmakers came to the state Capitol vowing to take decisive action.
Payroll April 22, 2025
Tariffs Could Cost the Average American Household $3,800 per Year, Says Yale Study
Here’s what you need to know about how tariffs will affect your finances and practical strategies to prepare your budget and savings.
Small Business April 16, 2025
Economists See Tariffs Eating into Growth and Hiking Prices as Recession Fears Loom
Prominent economists are lowering their U.S. growth forecasts this year while hiking their expectations for inflation, with the tariff war raising the likelihood of a recession.
Small Business April 7, 2025
Retail Group Warns ‘More Tariffs Lead to Higher Costs for American Families’
The largest association of retailers in the U.S. has issued a statement regarding the potential impact of the recent placement of tariffs on most products.
Small Business April 7, 2025
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Warns of ‘Significant’ Risk of Recession from Tariffs
Extreme market movements are “causing many to consider a greater probability of a recession,” Dimon wrote in his closely watched yearly dispatch on the bank’s performance and the global economy.
Financial Reporting March 24, 2025
Economy to Slow to 2% Growth in 2025, According to LEI Report
The U.S. Leading Economic Index declined in February and "continues to point to headwinds ahead,” said the Conference Board senior manager.
General News March 22, 2025
Federal Judge Says 25,000 Workers Can Keep Jobs for Now
The Trump administration must continue to comply with a Maryland judge’s order to temporarily reinstate almost 25,000 fired employees at 18 U.S. agencies for at least another week, a federal appeals court held.