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Without support for emotional trauma and substance abuse, homeless populations will continue to rise — even with other systems in place.

Shoppers are bracing for a more expensive holiday season and think the economy sucks in an era of supply shortages and inflation.

When Wall Street talks, the public and the government listen. But when the market changes its mind, it's often too late to change wheels in motion.

The scramble for cheap pizza will cost you $1.50 now, not just a buck.Eric Savage/Getty Images.

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Pubs were already under strain, having had to close during the national lockdowns.

Little is known about the new COVID strain except it may be vaccine-resistant. Meanwhile traders are betting big on lockdown and a return to telework.

Turkey prices are up 13% from two years ago, as inflation comes to take a big bite out of America's day. The holidays look like a real turkey.

After 75 years of wanting a white picket fence, COVID changed it all. The American Dream home comes in four shapes now and so do attitudes about life.

"I think that it has a lot to do with Gen Z," one antiworker said. "They just don't put up with employers' crap anymore."

Gas prices are the highest they've been in seven years. Demand is up, domestic supply was hit by a hurricane — and then there's overseas production.

Business owners say applicants aren't coming to interview. "It's very much an employee's market right now," Alternative Energy Southeast's CEO said.

JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley just boosted estimates for Q4 growth, but it's a strange type of boom — Americans' economic optimism is at a decade low.

Boomers left future generations with debt and a broken economy, billionaire Howard Marks said. It says a lot about millennials' affordability crisis.

Inflation hurts people who spend the largest share of their income on energy, food, cars, and household items, per a Bank of America research note.

Biden's feud with Russia and Saudi Arabia is heating up as some OPEC countries consider choking off oil production to keep prices high at the pump.

If Congress acts before the last payments on Dec. 15, the IRS may be able to quickly get the money to families like it did with stimulus checks.

The Personal Consumption Expenditures price index gained 0.6% in October, missing economists' forecasts but still up sharply from September's pace.

Jobless claims hit their lowest point since 1969 while continuing claims fell to 2.05 million for the week that ended November 13.

Anbang, Baoshang, and HNA are three of China's most high-profile corporate meltdowns in recent years. Authorities stepped in to manage all of them.

Just 9% said romantic partners were the meaning of life. "Material well-being, stability, and quality of life" brought meaning for double that number.

The Joint Committee on Taxation first said Biden's economic plan will cut taxes for the rich, but in a major correction, said it will do the opposite.

Private equity firms own thousands of apartments in Spain and have been evicting residents struggling to pay rent. Now, tenants are fighting back.