Bernie Sanders teases power in Budget Committee role
The Vermont senator says he will use a fast-track process to pass Biden’s economic agenda where appropriate.
Small business optimism sees historic drop: NFIB
December's drop in small business optimism is "historically very large" ...Here's why.
Student loan forgiveness could become reality after Dems win control of the Senate
President-elect Joe Biden could make good on his campaign promise to cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt after Democrats flipped the Senate last week, securing a monopoly on power for the first time in more than a decade.
Missing stimulus checks could be deposited by Feb. 1 for some Americans
Stimulus checks mistakenly sent to inactive or closed bank accounts are being redirected, and some taxpayers can expect to start receiving the money by the beginning of February.
New Jersey, New York lose the most movers to other states in 2020, study shows
Overall movers migrated to states in the West and South, new data shows.
PPP loan applications are now open for small businesses: Everything to know
The Paycheck Protection Program, a vital lifeline that helped keep pandemic-ravaged small businesses afloat, reopened to applicants on Monday with several key changes put in place.
Haven't received your stimulus check yet? How to make sure you get your money
Millions of Americans have already received their $600 stimulus check, but some who are still waiting for the money to arrive may need to file their tax return in order to receive it.
Low on workers, manufacturers recruit their executives for the factory floor
American manufacturers have gotten better at safeguarding their factory floors and containing infections of Covid-19 in their workforces. Despite the progress, they are still struggling to find enough people to staff their plants.
Economic recovery uneven: US Chamber of Commerce
Out of the 36 responses, 19 business leaders, or 53%, said they are doing slightly or much worse than pre-pandemic compared to 15 business leaders, or 42%, who say they are doing slightly or much better and two, or 5%, who say they are doing the same.
Victoria's Secret on the rebound with new look, less product on shelves after pandemic
Victoria’s Secret is poised to emerge from the pandemic stronger than it went in — thanks to a fresh new look that includes curvier models and slimmed down shelves.
Biden promises to work closely with Bernie Sanders on ‘shared' economic agenda
Sanders was eyeing the Labor Secretary position in Biden’s White House, which was given instead to Boston Mayor Marty Feldstein.
Biden says workers ‘entitled’ to $15 minimum wage
The president-elect supported prompt action on hiking the federal minimum wage.
Biden's push for $2,000 stimulus checks opposed by Manchin: 'Absolutely not'
Sen. Joe Manchin said Friday that he would "absolutely not" support sending Americans a $2,000 stimulus check, potentially dealing a fatal blow to a key part of President-elect Joe Biden's coronavirus relief plan.
California is 'killing' the US economy: Steve Moore
Economist Steve Moore said shutting down California's economy hurts U.S. job growth.
Coronavirus PPP loan program for small businesses to reopen on Jan. 11
The Paycheck Protection Program, a vital lifeline that helped keep small businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic, will reopen to applicants on Monday.
$2,000 stimulus checks on the table after Dems win control of Senate
Democrats pledged to deliver $2,000 stimulus checks to Americans as soon as possible after winning control of the Senate with a pair of victories in Georgia's runoff elections.
US economy slashes 140,000 jobs in December as COVID surge undermines recovery
The Labor Department released its closely watched December jobs report on Friday morning.
Rental home construction climbs as purchase prices surge
Investors are building tens of thousands of houses expressly to rent in a bet that Americans will keep flocking to spacious suburban living even if they can't afford to buy homes.
Stock futures rise on global recovery hopes
The U.S. economy is expected to have added a meager 71,000 new nonfarm jobs last month
Unemployment claims unexpectedly fall but layoffs remain elevated
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits ticked lower last week as a rise in COVID-19 infections and new restrictions to help curb the spread of the virus weighed on the economy.
















