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Consumers are spending–just not evenly

Holiday spending is rising, but many households are paying more for fewer items as prices climb. Higher-income consumers continue to outspend lower-income groups, and signs of financial strain persisted heading into peak shopping months. See the full Consumer Checkpoint from Bank of America Institute.

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The power of sports

Sports inspire greatness, determination, and resilience — both on and off the field. Bank of America is proud to celebrate the achievements of and uplift communities through the power of sports. Learn more about how Bank of America supports athletes in life and in the game.

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The AI economy takes shape

With widespread AI adoption across sectors, its economic impact is no longer theoretical. It’s measurable. The result? New waves of innovation and a more AI-powered economy. Subscribe to Bank of America Institute for deeper insights on AI’s impact.

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The AI economy takes shape

With widespread AI adoption across sectors, its economic impact is no longer theoretical. It’s measurable. The result? New waves of innovation and a more AI-powered economy. Subscribe to Bank of America Institute for deeper insights on AI’s impact.

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Profits hold while hiring slows

Small businesses are holding their ground, but with less job creation and slower deposit growth, resilience is being tested. As payments slow and debt creeps up, how will they adjust in a shifting economy? Subscribe to Bank of America Institute today for small business trends.

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A new reality for job markets

Beneath steady wage growth, the labor market is shifting. New data from Bank of America points to weaker job growth and widening income gaps that could reshape recovery trends. Subscribe to Bank of America Institute for the full view of the US job market.

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Wage gaps limit young households

Credit and debit card spending rose 1.7%, but weak wage growth and a cooling labor market still limit young consumers' buying power. Will lower housing costs offer relief? Subscribe to Bank of America for the full outlook.

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The AI in sustainability

AI can accelerate solutions to global challenges, but the gap between potential and practice is widening. The challenge: unlock its promise while ensuring responsible governance. Subscribe to Bank of America Institute today to stay informed.

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Higher rates, fewer moves

Household moves are down 20% from pre-pandemic levels. With many families locked into lower rates, housing supply is tight — especially in the Northeast and West. Unless affordability improves, migration may stay muted. Find out where moving trends are headed next from Bank of America Institute.

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The future of driving: autonomous vehicles

From robotaxis to self-driving trucks, breakthroughs in AI and falling tech costs are reshaping transportation. Explore how autonomous vehicles could unlock a $1.2 trillion market by 2040. Subscribe to Bank of America Institute to stay ahead of the trends.