Economic Indicators

America's most powerful CEOs want resolutions on trade and "broken" immigration.

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It’s a tough decision that many of the Midwest’s farmers had to make this month: To plant, or not to plant.

When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, or even hints that it's about to, investors cheer.

NBCUniversal announced Friday it will build a state-of-the-art television and film studio in a warehouse district just north of downtown Albuquerque as it seeks to expand its footprint in one of the fastest growing film production hubs in the country.

Broadcom's shares fell on Friday, along with those of other chipmakers, after the company lowered revenue guidance for the rest of the year due to trade tensions and a "broad-based" slowdown in general.

President Donald Trump has no plans to let up on the Fed.

Amazon’s ‘zero tax liability’ is a feature, not a bug of the tax code.

The latest Merrill Edge Report, which took a look at Americans’ financial concerns, found finances was taking a toll on their mental health – especially women and younger people.

U.S. industrial production improved in May, but manufacturers showed weakness despite eking out a slight gain.

U.S. retail sales increased in May and sales for the prior month were revised higher, suggesting a pick-up in consumer spending that could ease fears the economy was slowing down sharply in the second quarter.

247 Wall Street reviewed data from ATTOM Data Solutions’ Q1 2019 home affordability report and found America’s least affordable housing markets.

US retail sales rose a solid 0.5% in May as consumers spent more on cars, electronics.

The European Commission says it's reached an agreement with the United States to allow more hormone-free U.S. beef onto the European market.

Asian shares were mixed Friday as investors weighed a variety of factors, including alleged attacks on two tankers in the strategic Strait of Hormuz and lingering worries about trade conflict between the U.S. and China.

U.S. stocks edged higher in early trading Thursday on Wall Street as a spike in oil prices boosted energy stocks following a suspected attack on two oil tankers in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

Japan has overtaken China to become the second-biggest user of the Panama Canal amid an escalating trade war between Beijing and Washington, canal authorities said Thursday.

The California Assembly on Thursday approved a $214.8 billion state budget that would spend more on health care and education, bolster the state's top firefighting agency following devastating wildfire seasons, and boost state reserves.

The nation's largest public utility has agreed to dig up and remove about 12 million cubic yards (9.2 million cubic meters) of coal ash from unlined pits at a Tennessee coal-burning power plant.

Stocks ended modestly lower for the second straight day Wednesday, dragged down by losses in technology companies and banks.