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Over half of homebuyers now consider Thanksgiving hosting when house hunting, with Gen Z and millennials leading the trend at 60% each, a new survey shows.

The unemployment gap between college and high school graduates has reached its lowest level in decades, according to a new report from the Cleveland Fed.

Major U.S. retailers and restaurants announced varied Thanksgiving Day hours, with some stores closing completely while others will operate with modified schedules.

Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Masino reflected on being "fired by America" after massive customer backlash over the restaurant's remodeling earlier this year.

Nearly 30 states now offer gas under $3 per gallon for Thanksgiving travel, with Oklahoma leading at $2.50 while California tops out at $4.63 per gallon.

American Airlines Flight 2118 was diverted to Houston, Texas, after the crew "reported fumes in the flight deck and cabin," according to the FAA.

Campbell's Soup executive caught on secret recording calling products "s--- for poor people" and making racist comments about coworkers in explosive lawsuit.

Homeowner insurance premiums could surge 16% by 2027 as climate disasters drive rates higher, adding pressure to the housing affordability crisis.

Tyson Foods will close its Nebraska beef plant affecting 3,200 workers and scale back Texas operations as cattle shortages force major industry restructuring.

A pipeline leak disrupts jet fuel at Seattle airport during Thanksgiving week. Airlines prepare backup plans including extra fuel stops to avoid delays.

The amusement park industry faces revenue challenges as cost-conscious families drive operators to create fresh attractions and offer targeted discounts.

Electric vehicle sales dropped in October after federal tax incentives expired, but manufacturers at the Los Angeles Auto Show remain optimistic about the future of EVs.

A record 82 million Americans face Thanksgiving travel chaos as AAA warns of massive crowds. Experts provide tips for navigating holiday delays and traffic.

Children's play yards that were sold on Amazon are being recalled due to a "risk of serious injury or death from suffocation and entrapment hazards."