Fed enters chaotic 2020 election year at odds with Trump
The Fed's wait-and-see approach puts it in the crosshairs of President Trump, who's banking on a strong economy next year.
USMCA will carry American economy forward: Chamber of Commerce CEO
Tom Donohue called the deal 'an important agreement for America.'
US crude oil 2019 output expected to rise less than predicted
U.S. crude oil production is expected to rise by 1.26M barrels per day (bpd) in 2019.
Top 5 states with the best economic outlooks
"Generally speaking, states that spend less -- especially on income transfer programs -- and states that tax less -- particularly on productive activities such as working or investing -- experience higher growth rates than states that tax and spend more," the report reads.
Amid Pensacola cyber attack, expert warns more hacks on the way
When governments fail to spend to shore up their systems, taxpayers are often on the hook for the far more extensive recovery expenses.
NYC 'homeless hotel' owners got $12.5M in rebates, plus tax breaks
Owners of NYC hotels that have recently been converted into homeless housing saved $12.5 million in the most recent tax cycle – in addition to tax breaks.
Savings driving American optimism about financial future
A majority of people also said they were either the same or better off in 2019 when compared with last year.
These 10 US cities are hiring the most workers
A number of new jobs are concentrated in some of the country’s biggest metropolitan areas.
When is it time to leave your job? This CEO says it's when they won't do this
Cornerstone OnDemand founder and CEO Adam Miller said if companies aren't willing to help train you, you should get a new job.
Blowout November jobs report cements Fed's wait-and-see approach
Job creation last month surged far past analyst expectations.
Where are all of the jobs? These sectors hired the most in November
The economy added a stellar 266,000 jobs, while the jobless rate edged down slightly to 3.5 percent, the lowest rate since 1969.
November jobs report expected to show rebound in US labor market
Unemployment is projected to hold steady at 3.6 percent, near a 50-year low.
US trade gap narrows 7.6% to $47.2B in October
Mainstream economists say the trade deficit reflects an economic reality that doesn’t yield much to changes in government policy.
Housing market 2020: May be 'most challenging' year for buyers, experts warn
An inventory shortage shows no signs of letting up.
USMCA deal: Nancy Pelosi aims to remove legal protections for online content
Pelosi opposes language in the trade agreement that protects companies from being legally liable for content on their platforms.
Robots more likely to replace US workers in these 10 areas
The adoption of robots could bring positive changes to some American workers.
Rent control could negatively affect these US cities
Critics say rent control measures discourage construction, which would meet demand and drive down prices.
Private-sector hiring disappoints in November, with just 67,000 jobs added
Economists surveyed by Refinitiv were anticipating 140,000 jobs.
Small business employees make more in a tight market
Wages go up for small business employees when employers have to compete in the labor market.
Cyber Monday surges to $9.4B in sales
Cyber Monday sales surged as consumers established new records both in overall purchases and purchases made via smartphones.