Travel chaos, flight fees, and labor shortages could get even worse in October when airlines can start buying their own stocks again, according to the president of the flight attendants' union

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Travel chaos, flight fees, and labor shortages could get even worse in October when airlines can start buying their own stocks again, according to the president of the flight attendants' union

In October, airlines can resume stock buybacks that were banned during the pandemic. It could mean more expensive flights and fewer staff.

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Wealthy international buyers poured nearly $60 billion into the US housing market over the last year — and they have enough cash to beat you in a bidding war

Foreign buyers are showing confidence in the US real estate market by making all-cash offers, even as bearish analysts call for a market crash.

A global food crisis is unfolding. We explored 13 locations around the world to learn how they're being affected.

Insider explored how the developing food crisis is hurting different locations worldwide, talking with the shop owners and residents who will struggle the most.

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An 18-year research analyst who believes the Fed's rate hikes aren't enough to tame inflation warns the S&P 500 could plunge another 47% in a worst-case scenario

The Fed's current benchmark funds rate of about 2.5% is too low to tame inflation, and there's another plunge in stocks coming, he said.

A psychologist shares how to pinpoint the cause of your work stress, plus specific methods to manage it effectively

Franziska Lauter is a psychologist who helps people deal with stress. She told Insider how to identify workplace stressors and how to fight them.

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A 42-year market vet lays out 3 reasons why the current stock market sell-off resembles some of the biggest crashes of the last 60 years — and says stocks could 'easily' fall another 25%

"History would tell us that this bear market has additional time to claw investors," warns Bill Smead.

The Dutch are used to eating cheese every day, but soaring costs are turning it into a hard-to-get luxury item

The Dutch are well known for their love of cheese, but rising costs and supply issues have led to price increases, which are hitting households hard.

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A 25-year-old web designer booked $1 million last year. Here's how she scaled her business with passive income.

Becca Luna launched Bold x Boho in 2019. She booked more than $1 million in sales last year through her templates and educational offerings.

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I increased an apartment value by $78,000 with a $2,000 renovation. Here's the before-and-after, plus what I bought.

Bethan Juliff began flipping items as a pandemic hobby. She said she used her skills to help a friend give her London apartment a "face-lift."

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Don't fall for this recent stock market rally, a veteran strategy chief warns. Instead, follow this 4-part investing playbook as GDP shrinks yet again.

Recession fear is here after US GDP fell again. Strategy chief Michael Farr explains why the market rally will fail, and shared four ways to invest.

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