U.S. Economy

Gas prices are falling to a four-year low as Americans prepare for Memorial Day weekend. AAA estimated that there will be 45.1 million travelers, of which 39.4 million will drive.

Klarna's losses double even as buy now, pay later services grow in popularity. Experts have warned that these services can be a ticket to overspending.

Getting behind the wheel is about to get more expensive, with tariffs poised to raise the price of car insurance by nearly 10% later this year.

Anheuser-Busch announced its latest goal of investing $300 million in its facilities across the U.S. on Monday, a move it said will bolster manufacturing jobs throughout the nation.

A recent study indicates that Californians could be paying as much as $8.43 per gallon of gas next year, as two refineries in the state have plans to shutter.

Toyota held an earnings press conference, talking about impacts of tariffs by President Donald Trump. The company's earnings look much different from last year.

Drug store chain Rite Aid announced on Monday that they are filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time in less than two years.

Gas prices, though having risen slightly while oil prices continue to fall to prices not seen since 2021, could begin to dip downward despite the summer travel season.

The U.S. economy contracted at a rate of 0.3% in the first quarter of 2025, according to an estimate released on Wednesday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

The Holy See, which governs the Vatican City, generates money in a variety of ways, including through donations from around the world as well as tourism.

U.S. investment under President Donald Trump's administration has reached more than $5 trillion, and is expected to generate hundreds-of-thousands of jobs.

Toy costs are expected to rise by the fall, one expert says, as a result of Chinese tariffs. But last month, some U.S. toy companies said they are benefitting.

Trader Joe's launched a limited-time line of mini canvas tote bags and its causing another buying frenzy. Lines have wrapped around stores across the nation.

Everyday Americans weigh in on whether or not they have faith in Trump's tariffs against the world's biggest economic powers and his negotiating skills.

Water bills are on the rise and it could cause more cash-strapped households to fall into "water debt," according to a recent report from the Bank of America Institute.

Brian Steorts, combat veteran and founder of flag-making business Flags of Valor, focuses on building "American products, on American wood, with American tools, made by American hands."

President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause and "substantially" lower reciprocal tariffs on all countries aside from China. FOX Business breaks down what tariffs were imposed since January.

Executives of the largest private employer in the U.S. are still confident in the business despite growing concerns from the business community around tariffs.

Major corporations from retail to travel have already started to shift business plans as President Donald Trump's tariff plans against major trading partners continues to escalate.

Levi Strauss & Co. CEO Michelle Gass said if the company raises prices due to President Donald Trump's tariffs, the increases would be "very surgical."