Katie Krzaczek Associate Editor Katie supports the Yahoo Finance editorial team with reporting, editing, research, and audience development. She previously worked at Billboard, BuzzFeed News, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Most Recent Anna Delvey and the Fyre Festival: How scams go mainstream in the social media age Yahoo Finance sat down with Emily Balcetis, an associate professor of psychology at NYU and the author of the forthcoming book “Clearer, Closer, Better: How Successful People See the World," to learn more about scam culture. Illegal Tender podcast: What it was like to befriend convicted socialite scammer Anna Delvey “The men turned to me and said, ‘Do you have a card? And she'll have to settle the final bill before she checks out,’ Rachel DeLoache Williams told Illegal Tender. “Anna's like, ‘Can we just use your card for now?’” US women's team soccer players are 'pioneers' in pay equity fight: former player The U.S. Women’s National Team dominated both on and off the soccer field this year. With a World Cup title under its belt, the team’s next challenge comes in the fight for equal pay. How 'data bias' makes everyday products sexist — from medicine to seat belts .Is your car sexist? Caroline Criado Perez has found that many of the services and products we interact with on a daily basis were not designed with women in mind. Prince's first manager: The Taylor Swift licensing dispute is 'almost funny' Taylor Swift’s public battle for control of her master recordings highlights an industry-wide debate, one that most artists don’t have the capital or the platform to influence. Thanksgiving will see most travelers in 15 years According to AAA, 55 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more for Thanksgiving this year. Bloomberg's ex-campaign manager: Investors see Warren, Sanders as 'bad for stocks' The Iowa caucuses are only three months away, and as many voters are looking at the Democratic candidates’ platforms on health care, the wealth tax, and climate change, Wall Street is looking at who might have the most effective impact on the economy. Taylor Swift's ex-label refutes claims of 'tyrannical control' over her work When Taylor Swift takes the stage at the American Music Awards on Nov. 24 to accept the Artist of the Decade award, her performance could be anything but career-spanning. Apple, Amazon, Tesla top list of millennial stock holdings in new survey Apex Clearing released its latest analysis of millennial investing trends for Q3. Why the NCAA changed its stance on paid endorsements for student athletes The NCAA reversed course on its stance to compensate student-athletes, but the question remains of what the organization's new rule will look like. 67% of Americans say finances haven't improved since 2016 election Most Americans say their finances haven't improved since President Trump took office, according to a survey from Bankrate, but experts say Americans should be better off. 'Denim is strong and not going away': Retail analyst on Levi Strauss Levi Strauss reported earnings on Thursday, reporting a 4% decline in profit but revenue that beat analysts’ expectations. Small-business owner optimism hits new high since Great Recession Nearly two-thirds of small-business owners surveyed by Capital One are calling current business conditions good or excellent. Jobs report 'shows what a strong animal the US economy is': Economist Despite the U.S. economy adding fewer jobs than expected in September — 136,000 versus a projected 145,000 gain — unemployment hit a five-decade low of 3.5%, down from 3.7% in August. Washington's 'political war' over Trump could block new legislation: analyst As the House of Representatives takes action toward impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, one Washington analyst says the Capital should prepare for a “political war.” Anyone investing in unicorn IPOs is 'gambling their money,' analyst says “There’s this kind of urban myth that IPOs just go straight up once they come out and the reality is that most IPOs finish the first trading day at or below their offering price,” George Seay, co-founder and chair of Annandale Capital, told Yahoo Finance. America's job growth is slowing because we're 'running out of workers': Economist According to one analyst, the reason for the slowing job growth is simple: “We are running out of jobs,” Markus Schomer, chief economist at PineBridge Investments, told YFi AM. Adidas is trying to stop J. Crew from trademarking a five-stripe design Adidas has not been shy about going after retailers that seek to trademark striped designs. The athletic wear brand’s latest target? J. Crew. Americans should plan for 'inevitable economic downturn' after yield-curve inversion: analyst Americans have become more prudent with their finances, especially amid fears of a recession. 'We're really overdue' for a recession, analyst says As the ongoing trade negotiations between the U.S. and China continue to shake up markets, some indicators are pointing toward a recession in the near-term.