Economic Indicators

The warning from Greenspan, who led the Fed from 1987 to 2006, comes as the U.S. federal debt has grown by about $3 trillion since President Trump took office.

The former New York City mayor is looking to roll back Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as well as toughen the estate tax.

The Labor Department said much of the 0.7 percent January increase in services prices came from higher markups for clothes, jewelry, shoes and accessories

Not every top job needs a four-year degree.

President Trump pushed back on a potential proposal from his administration to block the sale of GE jet engines to China, saying the U.S. is "open for business."

Although expansions don’t die of old age, growth also doesn’t last forever, and eventually, the economy will enter a downturn. 

States in the Northeast had the strongest economies when compared with the rest of the country.

Growth of global trade in goods is likely to remain weak in early 2020, the World Trade Organization said Monday.

With a three+-year track record, how is the "Trump economy" doing? Did Trump dramatically change economic trends or merely continue existing trends from the Obama administration? FOX Business ran the numbers.

Public health restrictions have made it harder to workers to return to their jobs

The U.S. is in the midst of the longest economic expansion on record.

Democrat presidential contender Mike Bloomberg’s campaign promised concessions for workers.

The American economy, earnings and politics are helping drive stocks.

The high-speed bullet train that is set to be built between Los Angeles and San Francisco is going to cost even more than the Golden State originally anticipated.

The administration expects both of the nominees to be confirmed to their posts.

In a survey of economists, 83 percent expected the coronavirus outbreak will have a small impact on U.S. GDP

Refinancing saw a jump in activity, increasing 5 percent from the previous week

Trump frequently appeals to voters by touting the “great economy we’ve had in the history of our country."

Powell is testifying before Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The airline industry is among the most heavily unionized in the U.S. economy, and union members are seeking a bigger share of the airlines' profits