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A number of indicators point to holiday spending softness, 5,000 CEOs weigh in on managing tariffs, global business surveys show steady but uneven economic growth.

Lower- and middle-income U.S. consumers are feeling strain, while higher-income households are still spending, leading to a similar “K-shaped” pattern as we saw earlier in the decade.

September jobs rebounded, unemployment ticked higher, and markets weigh what it means for December’s Fed decision.

Parts of the U.S. stock market are unquestionably expensive, but many areas are not, another argument for a well-diversified portfolio.

Trump administration suggests a $2,000 tariff payment, most Americans don’t feel good about the economy, merchants may adopt tiered credit card pricing.