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play Make it snappy: The $418 billion fast food market moves into the faster lane There’s a growing appetite for speedy eats, and some quick-service restaurants are turning to AI and other technology for innovative ways to serve fast food faster.
life Finding springtime relief: Allergy season by the numbers Seasonal allergies can affect up to 60 million Americans. As pollen takes flight, here's a look at how people are spending.
money Adding Value: Financial literacy month is here It’s hard to understate the value of financial literacy as Americans recognize its importance this April. The CurrencyTM will focus on some trends readers need to know.
money Pets, gold, and Bitcoin: Why ETFs are having their moment From sector-focused strategies to volatility-hedging tools to niche themes such as pet care and esports, today’s ETFs are expanding far beyond their original designs.
play The marathon boom breaks records for runners — and retailers Marathon running isn't just about lacing up sneakers and hitting the pavement; it's also become a catalyst for a booming retail landscape.
life Golden age of living: 55-and-over communities ready to welcome Gen X As Gen X approaches their next life stage, 55+ communities could be one way to both drive home equity and thrive socially.
play The $1.2 trillion business of playing outside Americans are taking it outside in record numbers: Some 178.5 million people participate in outdoor recreation, helping generate $1.2 in revenue.
life Variable expenses vs fixed expenses: What’s the difference? Understanding variable expenses and fixed expenses can help you create a successful budget. Learn the difference and how to manage your variable expenses.
life America’s cities are back: Where people are moving More Americans are moving to urban areas instead of suburbs or smaller towns, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
play A slice of paradise, fractionally owned: The shift in vacation homeownership Owning a vacation home seems like the dream, until factoring in maintenance, property taxes, and the reality of only using it a few weeks a year.
money Cracking the code on high-flying egg prices Understanding the various factors behind rising price tags can help shoppers make smarter choices — and maybe even find a few ways to cut costs along the way.
life Price check: Find out which states spend the most on groceries While soaring egg prices and picked-over egg aisles seem to dominate the headlines, supermarket prices on the whole are on a steady climb, and consumers in some states are spending more than others.
