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Cars

3 tips for saving money on a new car

Economy

Tracking economic growth in North Carolina

An expert at UNC Charlotte says inflation is down from this time last year, and he adds the country is seeing economic growth.
Local News

DSS changes starting Sept. 1 could impact thousands of SNAP recipients

The changes will impact roughly 29,000 people in the state.
Nation World

Rolling recession? Richcession? What analysts say about the US economy's current path

Analysts point to two trends that may help stave off an economic contraction. Here's how it could all play out.
Money

Wanna get away? Here's how much a summer vacation costs in 2023

Plane tickets and rental cars are less expensive this year, while other vacation basics have increased in price.
Consumer

6 things that actually cost less right now

In a time when it may feel like everything is getting pricier, there are a few items that are skipping the inflation train.
Cars

Used car prices finally going down as interest rates are on the rise

Used car prices are coming down from the record highs during the COVID-19 pandemic but that doesn't mean it's easy to purchase a vehicle.
Small Business

Here's how small businesses are working to increase staffing, efficiency

A recent survey by Truist outlines some of the biggest challenges facing small businesses and the measures some are taking to increase staffing.
Money

'This has a trickle-down effect' | How working from home is impacting office space

Office space once at a premium in America's office towers are now seeing increasing levels of availability.
Consumer

The cost of hosting a cookout this Memorial Day weekend

Hot dogs, snacks, cookies and cakes - expect to pay more for cookout staples this Memorial Day.
Money

5 things that cost less right now

From gas to health insurance, there are a handful of things that are less expensive now than they were a year ago.
Economy

$6 for a coffee drink? Starbucks sales gains prove people are willing to pay

Customers aren’t cutting back on buying drinks despite higher prices.