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Hourly wages fell as housing, manufacturing and the service industries showed signs of weakness - all considered positives for markets, which look far ahead. Now experts wonder if 2023 has a pause or a pivot in Fed policies. Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.

In the battle against inflation, employment is a key metric.

The last couple years were tough for car buyers. It’s been tougher for automakers and dealers.

Layoffs.FYI is a website that tracks tech layoffs. Last year, 150,000 job cuts.

Buckle up. 2023 is going to be an interesting year. The odds of a soft landing are dropping, what might the Fed do if an actual recession is declared?

UP both month-to-month and year-to-year.

Tens of thousands of flights were cancelled including Delta, American, JetBlue and Alaska, but Southwest had it the worst and is still cancelling flights.

We are in the middle of 4 of the top 10 busiest shopping days of the year.

DirectTV spends $1.5 billion yearly for Sunday Ticket rights. But with a subscriber drop to 1.5 million, it’s not making financial sense for co-owner AT&T.

The Biden administration’s goal is 50% adoption by 2030. Now, the median expectation from the industry is only 35%, down from 65% last year.