Some consumers nationwide are panic-buying goods like toilet paper amid the East Coast port workers’ strike. However, experts say that isn’t necessary. Erin Myers reports for the KTLA 5 Morning News ...

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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Buying glasses online has never been easier, but should you take the plunge? How do you know if they'll fit? And what about the quality? Consumer Reports takes a closer look ...

The economic data came in good for a change this morning as the latest read on consumer activity came in better than what analysts had expected. Consumer spending, according to the Commerce Department ...

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CarGurus has released its seventh annual U.S. Consumer Insights Report, revealing growing consumer satisfaction and increased buying power among car shoppers. The report highlights a year-over-year ...

Consumers across the globe are increasingly making buying decisions based on their political views, with a sharp rise in brand nationalism since last year, according to new research. The "Edelman ...

A federal appellate court vacated a rule last week that advocates argue would have made the car-buying process more transparent and saved consumers billions. The United States Court of Appeals for the ...

Shoppers have a growing interest in specialty food, to a record-breaking degree. More than three in four consumers (76%) report purchasing specialty food—the most ever, according to the findings of ...

Finding a trouble-free used car has little to do with luck and everything to do with applying good research and investigative skills. A reliable vehicle needs to be properly maintained. A vehicle with ...

It’s increasingly challenging for small businesses to keep up with consumer demands. Pre- and post-pandemic habits have merged, creating new consumer behaviors. I hesitate to call it “the new normal” ...