The wild swings in consumer stocks this week erased $503 billion in market value, and they are far from over.
Everything from airlines to car rental agencies to amusement parks have seen declines.
The enthusiasm for airline stocks is spurring massive inflows in the exchange-traded fund market.
Thank Cupid, but also thank the economy.
Credit Suisse analysts expect U.S. retail store closures to remain at elevated levels - or rise - in 2020.
The inquiry may sideline potential moves on drug pricing, infrastructure and the USMCA, analysts said.
Investors are betting consumers may step up purchases to get ahead of potential regulatory changes.
The number of people in the U.S. who played at least one round of golf increased slightly last year.
Bar operators, retailers and jersey suppliers are among the event's beneficiaries.
The looming specter of Amazon continues to haunt brick-and-mortar retailers.