About 40 years ago, fluctuation with interest rates wasn't uncommon. Now, Wall Street goes up or down on whatever word comes from the Federal Reserve.

Gathering more than 28 million likes in just 10 days, this simple picture of an egg has become the most liked picture on Instagram.1

Home sales are down slightly, while home prices are up at the start of 2019. But experts say more construction is coming to help make things affordable.

Shake Shack, with locations in 26 states and the District of Columbia has announced plans to open its first Utah location later this year.

The longer a partial government shutdown goes on, the more analysts believe politics will influence the American economy. 

Expert say some volatility can be good. "A down market is a great buying opportunity," he says. "Essentially, stocks are on sale."

Video games now make up more than 50% of the entertainment market in both the US and UK, beating out film and music combined.

2018, especially the end of it, saw stock market swings that may have made many people nervous. But what happened to make Wall Street such a roller coaster ride, and why? 

On this week's episode of Money Making Sense, I spoke with Yahoo! Finance anchor Adam Shapiro about making financial decisions in a crisis.

Utahns are feeling a little more uncertain about how strong the national economy will be in the future.  The latest consumer confidence index has taken a tumble over the last month, even though current economic conditions are still strong.