Stocks slipped on Friday to end a brutal 2022 with a whimper, as Wall Street wrapped up its worst year since 2008 on a sour note.
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Holiday surplus leads to major sales: what to know
The Friday before Christmas is typically one of the biggest shopping days, but arctic temperatures and storms forced shoppers to stay home. That’s just one factor contributing to the surplus and major sales. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk has what you need to know.
'The airline can't save you': Experts say travelers must get savvier, have backup plans before they fly
In the wake of this week’s unprecedented wave of U.S. flight cancellations, experts and passengers alike are weighing in on how flyers can better prepare for a
Southwest says it plans to return to 'normal operations' Friday
Beleaguered Southwest Airlines plans to return to normal operations Friday with minimal disruptions, according to a company statement.
Airline passengers face extraordinarily high ticket prices amid flight cancellations
As this week’s flight cancellation wave led by Southwest Airlines drags on, other major carriers have announced they will institute price caps — particularly
U.S. weekly jobless claims tick higher as the job market remains tight
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits edged higher last week but remain in a range indicating the U.S. job market remains tight.
2023 housing market outlook: Should you rent or buy?
Fluctuating interest rates and low inventory made for a year of upheaval in the housing market during 2022. Real estate expert and broker Fran Katzen shares her predictions for the 2023 trends.
Gas prices predicted to be cheaper overall in 2023
Estimates for 2023 predict gas prices will be cheaper overall next year. On average, gas should cost nearly 50 cents less per gallon — but prices could increase again during warmer months. NBC’s Kerry Sanders reports for TODAY.
Elon Musk tells Tesla employees don’t be 'bothered by stock market craziness'
After shares of Tesla dipped by more than 10% on Tuesday deepening a year-long selloff, CEO Elon Musk told employees not to be “too bothered by stock market
After FTX's spectacular collapse, where does crypto go from here?
It’s been a brutal year for crypto.