By Natalie DeCoste The age of Big Tech is upon us, and with the ease of one-day delivery on Amazon Prime and constant communication with
“Telehealth in the COVID-19 Era: A Balancing Act to Avoid Harm,” written by J. Jeffery Reeves, John W. Ayers, and Christopher A. Longhurst, discusses the
The rise in cybercrime has generated many questions about privacy and security as it relates to personal information. Regarding privacy, many consumers wonder how businesses
Consumers First Initiative: Protecting Consumers from Woke Companies Our mission at Consumers’ Research is to increase the knowledge and understanding of issues, policies, products, and
Over the last decade, people have become increasingly concerned with the environment and corporate America’s impact on it. This development, along with increased concern for
1958 saw the tunes of Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Fats Domino, and Buddy Holly and the Crickets steaming across the country on the express bound
Consumer protection agencies, including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), are too hasty in their research and reigniting quality research is essential for maximizing consumer
Managing personal finances has always been an important skill to master. With a rapidly changing 21st-century economy, it is essential for consumers to keep up
American consumers should watch their spending choices to reduce the impact of excessive inflation on everyday goods, American political author and commentator Oren Cass told
The insanity surrounding Reddit, Robinhood, and GameStop that rocked Wall Street in January made it to Congress as the House Financial Services Committee held a
On Feb. 11, the Online Lenders Alliance (OLA) hosted an event called “A Data Dive: Exploring Credit Access and Consumer Protections for Nonprime Consumers” to
A Wall Street Journal investigation from Feb. 11 has revealed ultra-high variation in healthcare prices negotiated by the nation’s roughly 6,000 hospitals and insurers. The disclosures revealed
