French consumers aren't feeling economically confident, triggering the appearance of novel cut-price menus at many cafes and restaurants.

Several Coachella attendees went viral on social media after they showed off their expensive meals — with one festivalgoer ...

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Car shoppers can expect higher prices as a result of Trump's tariffs The tariffs could also make car repairs and insurance more expensive President Trump says the levies will 'continue to spur growth' ...

But with the expectation that fewer goods will be imported, consumers can expect to pay higher prices over time on a limited number of products. And, sometimes, it's just the announcement of ...

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Former Big Brother Naija winner and singer Whitemoney has humorously clapped back at a social media page that called him out for wearing 'fake Louis Vuitton shoes.' On March 27, 2025, the singer ...

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The winner of this summer's Club World Cup could win as much as $125 million from the tournament's $1 billion pot in total prize money, ensuring there will be a major financial incentive to ...

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While key details remain unknown, new duties would ratchet up the global trade war, raising prices for an array of consumer goods and risking an economic slowdown, experts told ABC News.

The winners of FIFA’s first 32-team Club World Cup in the United States could earn a football record $125m as details of a $1bn prize money fund were finally published. FIFA said it allocated $ ...