A big rate cut is almost inevitable as Fed scrambles to catch up: Varney
The downsides of central banks' negative interest rate or low-interest rate policies.
Why US corporations are paying billions less than they owe in taxes
Democratic lawmakers have been ramping up calls on the campaign trail for corporations to pay their fair share.
Rich Americans taking bigger chunk of total US income: Report
Families also saw an increase in negative net worth, which climbed to 10 percent in 2016 from 7 percent in 1989.
Debt isn't curable by tinkering: Ron Paul
Ron Paul weighs in on the inverted yield curve, Federal Reserve policy and government spending.
Is a recession really coming? What other telltale signs are showing
Whether the events are truly foreshadowing a recession within the next year or merely a concerning economic contraction, however, is unclear.
Trump touts US economy as world's greatest
However, U.S. small businesses appear to be the anomaly.
30-year Treasury slumps to historic low as recession fears spike
That development came after the spread between the 10-year and 2-year Treasury notes inverted for the first time in 12 years.
This will be the most crucial time for Trump reelection, Sean Spicer says
America's wallets will talk during the next election.
Where are Americans moving in Florida?
The state received more movers than any other in 2018.
China vows to retaliate against new US tariffs
China said it has "no choice but to take the necessary measures to retaliate."
Farmers remain ‘tough’ & hopeful of US, China deal
American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall says farmers are hanging tough in hopes that China agrees to a level playing field.
Trade back-and-forth creating uncertainty: CTA President Shapiro
Consumer Tech Association President and CEO Gary Shapiro urges quick resolution to trade war.
Are tariffs taxes? CEO says yes when it comes to consumers
The FDRA chief says the president has as much as admitted that tariffs are taxes.
'Great Recession' to hit US, jeopardize Trump's reelection hopes: Peter Schiff
Schiff said the Fed is done inflating asset bubbles, which will cause inflation to hit consumers the most at gas stations and supermarkets.
Economist Art Laffer says US recession may not be imminent
Why a U.S. recession may not be imminent.
Social Security turns 84: A look at the program by the numbers
The first monthly check was paid to a woman who retired in 1939.
America still 'the big dog' in world economy: expert
America First Action PAC Linda McMahon said small businesses are the backbone of the American economy.
Recession indicator blares loudest warning since 2007: How will the Fed respond?
Hopes for a deeper rate cut jumped Wednesday afternoon, with 62.8 percent of traders pricing in a 50 basis point cut.
Janet Yellen to Wall Street: A recession is unlikely
The former Fed chair expressed doubts the U.S. economy will likely enter into a recession.
Department stores face grim outlook, CEO says
After President Trump delayed the China tariffs to Dec. 15 in order to not affect the Christmas shopping season, some retail giants breathed a sigh of relief.


















