Jadrian Wooten

The ancient festival has become a multi-billion dollar business and is expected to break spending records again this year.

For many the holiday is an excuse to indulge in outlandish outfits and Instagram-worthy home items—but the festivities come with a high cost.

As hiring in the United States cools, jobseekers like 24-year-old Simpson have a harder time finding suitable work, even as data suggests the labor market remains strong.

Every second counts as disagreement in Congress is leading closer to a government shutdown that would affect millions of Americans in different ways.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy maintains that there could be a deal reached on the debt limit by the end of the week. Jadrian Wooten with Virginia Tech joined LiveNOW from FOX.

Sue O’Connell spoke with Jadrian Wooten, collegiate associate professor of economics at Virginia Tech, to talk about how companies are raising prices and how performers have responded.

Money News & Moves: Remembering important money-managing lessons that some bank execs apparently forgot.

With ticket prices surging at some North American tour locations, fans have decided their money is better spent on a trip and a show.

With concerns still swirling around the U.S. banking sector, one expert said bank runs are comparable to “panic buying” that occurred in stores at the start of the coronavirus pandemic in early 2020.

By the end of March, video streaming service Netflix has plans to advance the crack down on password sharing for U.S. subscribers.