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Consumers are growing cautious, and companies from Walmart to Procter & Gamble are altering course to reflect changing budgets. …

After years of fighting to keep engineers and other sought-after employees from leaving for rivals or buzzy startups, the healthiest of the big tech companies are increasingly attractive for tech workers suddenly keen on stability…

Airlines are facing weather-related disruptions and grappling with staffing shortages as the Memorial Day holiday presents carriers with a first test in the run-up to an expected summer travel boom. …

U.S. households boosted spending for a fourth straight month in April, but the savings rate fell to the lowest in 14 years, suggesting many Americans are tapping savings to offset cost increases from inflation. …

The agency is asking the Tesla CEO why he didn’t make the required filing within 10 days after his Twitter stake crossed the 5% threshold. …

Big-box chain Big Lots and sporting-goods retailer Hibbett saw double-digit sales declines as higher prices across the spectrum dent shopper spending power. …

From Apple to chip makers, companies warn of fewer shipments and weaker consumer spending in the world’s biggest smartphone market. …

The multipurpose family vehicle is in vogue again—even Kim Kardashian showed up in one—and prices are through the sunroof. ‘I still don’t think it’s attractive.’ …

The once-beleaguered theme-park company’s largest shareholder and chairman, Scott Ross, has turned things around—sometimes using a blunt approach. …

Consumer prices rose 6.3% in April from a year earlier, down from 6.6% in March, as measured by the Commerce Department’s personal-consumption expenditures price index, but remained near a four-decade high. …