U.S. Senators Make Moves to Push Credit Card Reform to a VoteThe Credit Card Competition Act is included as an amendment to the larger GENIUS Act cryptocurrency bill. Easter 2025 Spending Expected to Approach Record LevelsThe amount is above last year's $22.4 billion and nearing the $24 billion spent in 2023. Latest Tariff News Sparks Concern Among Retailer Groups Consumers could come up against higher prices, according to NRF and RILA. Retailer Groups Urge Tariff Negotiations as Administration Signals Possible Updates The National Retail Federation and Retail Industry Leaders Association push President Trump to rethink the levies against major trade partners. U.S. Economy Rides a Strong 2024 Finish Into the New Year Gross domestic product is expected to grow between 2% and 2.5% in 2025. Credit Card Fees Could Add $20B-Plus to Holiday Spending Tab Consumers are expected to spend an average of $902 during the November-December holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation. Putting a Premium on Value Convenience store shoppers are looking for more ways to stretch a dollar. Retailers Are Optimistic New Open Banking Rules Could Alleviate Swipe Fee Issue The Personal Financial Data Rights Rule would require banks to freely share data on bank accounts, credit cards and other financial products. NRF Creates Conflict Training Program to Help Frontline Retail Workers The de-escalation course was created in partnership with the Crisis Prevention Institute. NRF: U.S. Economy Heading Toward a 'Soft Landing' With inflation cooling and interest rates expected to dip, the United States has likely avoided a recession. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
