Economy

The Trump administration is "doing everything that we can" to lower gas prices amid the Iran war spike, Vice President JD Vance told a crowd in Michigan.

Dell cut its workforce by 10% for the third consecutive year, reducing staff to 97,000 employees amid cost management and artificial intelligence initiatives.

Rental market shows continued cooling as asking rents fall for 30th straight month, with all 50 major metro areas remaining below pandemic peaks.

USPS faces serious financial crisis and could run out of cash within a year without reforms, as Postmaster General asks Congress for financial help and policy changes.

Cruise lines face rising fuel costs as oil prices surge 35% during the Iran conflict, threatening profits during peak booking season for summer trips.

A new report citing school officials says that electric school buses demand significantly higher operating costs than their traditional diesel counterparts.

Goldman Sachs analysis finds the Iran war will boost oil prices, increase inflation and reduce global GDP growth, but is unlikely to lead to a pandemic-style supply chain crisis.

Electricity bills vary dramatically across America, with some states paying triple what others did. North Dakota had the lowest rates, while Hawaii faced the highest costs.

Egg prices plummet 42% in one year as avian flu outbreak subsides, but experts warn new detections could spark fresh volatility in coming months.

The U.S. housing market remains tight as the median sales price for existing homes hovers near $400,000 despite easing mortgage rates and early inventory improvements.