As Gen-Z flocks to trade jobs, it makes sense that workwear sales would go up. But there's more to it than that.

Fact checked by Vikki Velasquez Generation Z is using social media to voice concerns about a potential U.S. recession, drawing attention to signs they believe are indicators of economic stress ...

Warren Buffett Indicator has reached an astonishing 208.42%, but the economy has been resilient like the Roaring 20s, says ...

Recession indicators are everywhere, but will they all amount to a hill of beans? Americans are on the lookout for signs of a recession. The signs have been with us, depending on whom you ask ...

The Big Four Recession Indicators: Background Analysis The charts above don't really show us the individual behavior of the big four leading up to each of these recessions.

As economic uncertainty rises, younger generations turn to nostalgic, affordable luxuries that bring comfort and escape.

Other indicators have pointed to the possibility of a recession. For example, JPMorgan Chase raised its calculated odds of a recession from 40% to 60% after the tariffs were announced.

Gwyneth's eating carbs, blondes have roots, and Coke is nostalgic—are we recession-bound or just sharing memes online?

The stock market isn't a perfect forecaster for a recession, but other indicators can help.

A key economic indicator is flashing a warning signal that has historically preceded every major recession in the United ...

Gen Z uses social media, like TikTok, to express recession fears, citing trends as recession signs. However, economic data does not currently indicate a recession.