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• American Airlines is arriving late to the luxury travel boom. Can it catch up?

  American Airlines has fallen behind large rivals Delta and United in seeking out luxury customers, bringing in profit and more.

• One in three Manhattan condo owners lost money when they sold in the last year

  Manhattan is still among the most expensive markets in the country, especially on a per-square-foot basis.

• With two months to Christmas, here's what retail leaders expect for holiday shopping

  Kohl's and Academy Sports and Outdoors are among the retailers that said they're seeing consumers trade down or pull back.

• GM lays off more than 200 salaried workers in latest round of job cuts

  General Motors laid off more than 200 salaried employees, as the automaker continues to reevaluate its businesses and cut costs to boost profits.

• Deckers Brands stock sinks 15% after soft outlook raises concerns about Hoka, Ugg growth

  Deckers Brands shares fell about 15% after fiscal Q2 results with softer outlook and fears HOKA’s rapid growth is slowing amid cautious consumers and tariff pressures.

• Taco Bell tries to woo younger customers with Live Más Café's flashy beverages

  Taco Bell projects it will have 30 Live Más Cafés in its portfolio by the end of the year, across Southern California, Dallas and Houston.

• Here's where the economy is starting to show 'K-shaped' bifurcation

  Americans are increasingly diverging in their spending, with wealthier shoppers flexing their purchasing power while lower-income customers start to pull back.

• Procter & Gamble beats earnings estimates but reveals waning demand in some categories

  Despite tariff costs and what CEO Jon Moeller called a "challenging consumer and geopolitical environment," P&G reiterated its fiscal 2026 earnings forecast.

• Family offices fear dollar depreciation, lower investment returns in wake of tariffs

  Investment firms of the ultra-wealthy have grown more bearish about their portfolios in 2025, according to a new survey.

• Target cuts 1,800 corporate jobs in its first major layoffs in a decade

  Target's incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke said the cuts are designed to spur growth and make the retailer faster.