Health insurance open enrollment underway: How much more people are paying for coverage in 2027

Health insurance open enrollment for millions of people is underway and some consumers may feel sticker shock as they sign up for 2027 coverage, according to price analysis reports. 

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces ouster amid new affair allegation: WSJ

Embattled Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could soon be ousted from the technology giant he helped found more than 30 years ago and built into one of the world’s most valuable companies.

Gas prices drop under $4 a gallon for the first time since July

The national average price for regular gasoline has fallen below $4 per gallon for the first time since July, according to AAA.

Florida gas prices fall 40 cents since October, reaching lowest level since July

Florida drivers are seeing some relief at the pump as gas prices continue to decline across the state. Seasonal trends and optimism surrounding a possible resolution to the conflict with Iran are among the factors contributing to the drop.

Florida gas prices hit four-month low as drivers see relief at the pump, AAA says

Florida gas prices fell to their lowest level in four months, giving drivers some relief at the pump as declining oil and gasoline futures could lead to additional price drops.

2027 income tax brackets announced: What to know

The IRS has released federal income tax brackets and standard deductions for 2027.  

Trump administration has made $15 billion in promises to farmers

The Trump administration pledged $15 billion in farm aid in the final weeks before the midterm elections, targeting rural agricultural communities squeezed by surging operational costs.

Fed holds interest rates steady at 3.75% to 4% range
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Federal Reserve officials voted 10-2 to hold interest rates steady at 3.75 to 4 percent following an initial rate hike in September. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh continues to reaffirm its strict commitment to restoring price stability and driving inflation back toward the 2 percent target. Dr Leo Chen with USF Muma College of Business, joined FOX 35's Garrett Wymer live over Zoom to break down the details of the meeting. 

Best and worst states for jobs, according to new data

A new report ranks the best states for jobs based on unemployment, job security, salary, benefits and more.

Trump administration launches new seafood labels, website in 'America First' strategy

The Trump Administration launched a new website and is introducing new food labels to spotlight the president’s America First Seafood Strategy designed to bolster the nation’s fishing industry. 

Trump reveals Audi's ambitious plans for a major expansion in the US

President Donald Trump announced a massive $4.2 billion investment by German automaker Audi during a campaign rally in Georgia on Saturday, touting plans for a new manufacturing plant that he said would produce 200,000 vehicles annually.

Halloween candy sales sluggish as shoppers face higher prices, affordability concerns

Halloween is next weekend but candy aisles aren’t emptying out at most stores as cost-conscious shoppers eye chocolate prices and balance affordability as they fill out their shopping lists. 

Owning a home comes with a hidden price tag, and it's getting more expensive

The hidden costs of homeownership are rising and have increased by nearly one-third in the last five years as expenses like insurance, maintenance and property taxes take a bite out of homeowners' budgets.

Tipping went from ‘un-American’ to unavoidable, economist says; why that could be a good thing

Tipping has grown into such a regular practice when eating out in the United States that many customers take for granted that they will leave one. In fact, an American overseas may have to fight the urge to do so in countries where it is much less common. But that was not always the case. In fact, as a Texas A&M University professor pointed out, the roles used to be reversed. 

Social Security 2027 COLA increase: How much monthly checks will go up

Social Security recipients, including retirees and those on disability, now know how much larger their monthly payments from the federal government will be next year.