Former JPMorgan Chase chief economist sees no sign of a US recession
Anthony Chan, a former JPMorgan Chase chief economist, says he is optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy.
How Trump tariffs on China and Mexico could hurt US economy
Ten billion here, ten billion there: President Donald Trump's escalating tariffs on imports to the United States have begun to amount to serious money — and potentially to imperil one of the most resilient economies in American history.
What to expect from the May jobs report
The May jobs report is expected to add an estimated 185,000 jobs for the month.
'Sell By' or what? US pushes for clarity on expiration dates
If milk is a few days past its "Sell By" date, is it safe to drink?
Google's challenge to game consoles to kick off in November
Google will start its Stadia streaming game service to challenge the video game industry in November — but initially only as part of a $130 bundle that includes hardware and a pass for a friend.
Markets Right Now: Stocks post 3rd straight day of gains
The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.
US economy is at risk of losing $4T in GDP if we don't act on infrastructure: American Society of Civil Engineers
The economic risks from not investing in America's infrastructure could have a dire impact to the U.S. economy.
Regulators give phone companies new tools to fight robocalls
Is the world getting safer from robocalls?
Freddie Mac reports dip in long-term mortgage rates, says 30-year average hit ‘lowest level’ since 2017
Long-term mortgage rates took a dip this week and the news could sit well with U.S. homeowners and people considering entering the housing market.
Asian stocks trail US rise on US-Mexico trade deal optimism
U.S. stocks swayed between small gains and losses in morning trading on Wall Street Thursday as investors closely watched for any developments in U.S. trade disputes.
AOC says Americans' right to a home trumps workers' 'privilege' to earn profit
From college to universal health care, many Democrats are looking to give low-income Americans access to more services for free.
Steve Moore floats Art Laffer as Trump's next top economist
President Trump “would love to have Laffer,” said Steve Moore.
The Latest: Regulators approve new tools to fight robocalls
The Latest on fighting robocalls (all times local): 11:15 a.m.
Poll: Some younger workers view aging workforce negatively
A rising share of older Americans is forgoing the concept of a traditional retirement at the age of 65, a trend that some younger workers aren't particularly thrilled to see.
Greek leader warns of return to 'dark days' of austerity
Greece's prime minister says the results of recent European elections, in which his party suffered a heavy defeat that forced him to call early elections, have led some in Brussels and Greece to attempt to undermine his government's introduction of new benefits and consumer tax cuts.
The Latest: European Central Bank ready to help economy more
The Latest on the European Central Bank's monetary policy meeting (all times local): 2:50 p.m.
German factory orders rise in April in positive sign
German factory orders rose for the second month in a row during April, a positive sign for Europe's biggest economy at a time of global trade uncertainty.
The Latest: Trump will speak with Xi, then act on tariffs
The Latest on the trade dispute between China and the United States, and related developments (all times local): 5:30 p.m. Huawei Technologies has signed an agreement with the Russian telecom company MTS to develop next-generation "5G" networks.
US productivity grew at solid 3.4% rate in first quarter
U.S. productivity grew at a strong 3.4% rate in the January-March quarter, the best showing in more than four years.
US trade deficit shrinks to $50.8 billion in April, but gap with China rises
US trade deficit shrinks to $50.8 billion in April, but gap with China rises.
















