CHARLOTTE – We all love to eat, but we all know that your food bill can add up. In fact, according to the USDA, the average family spent 11.3 percent of their disposable income on food last year. And it was split about 50-50 between eating at home and eating out, with about 5.62% eating …
CHARLOTTE – We all love to eat, but we all know that your food bill can add up. In fact, according to the USDA, the average family spent 11.3 percent of their disposable income on food last year. And it was split about 50-50 between eating at home and eating out, with about 5.62% eating …
The luxury goods boom is over as consumers abandon their years-long high-end spending spree. This is evidenced by the rout of LVMH shares, which have fallen by around 20% over the last six months. The consumer spending spree on high-end goods that began during the pandemic has petered out. Luxury retailers that have enjoyed healthy …