Bank of America CEO: Not expecting Fed rate cut this year
BofA's CEO doesn't buy the view that the Fed will cut rates in 2019.
In Michigan, Warren touts plan to boost US manufacturing
Elizabeth Warren is launching her first tour of Michigan as a Democratic presidential candidate on Tuesday with a proposal to boost domestic manufacturing, including the creation of a Cabinet-level department charged with "creating and defending" American jobs.
Bank of America CEO recalls when US 'society was in pretty rough shape'
The U.S. economy is still healthy, despite uncertainty surrounding trade and tariffs, Brian Moynihan said.
Elizabeth Warren plans ‘aggressive intervention’ to create, defend US jobs
The 2020 presidential candidate says policies in Washington have led to outsourcing and job cuts, as she calls for “economic patriotism.”
Poor Americans likely to be hit hardest by new US tariffs
The biggest victims of President Donald Trump's tariffs won't necessarily be Mexicans or Chinese or young urbanites who will have to pay more for avocado toast.
At stores and online, health care moves closer to customers
CVS Health is pushing deeper into health services with plans to add dietitians, medical equipment and space for the occasional yoga class to 1,500 stores over the next few years.
Uber shares rise as quiet period ends
Less than a month since its market debut, Uber says the IRS is reviewing its 2013 and 2014 taxes.
Europe's split economy: factories hurt as consumers do well
The unemployment rate has fallen fell to its lowest since August 2008 in the 19 countries that use the euro, as domestic demand keeps growth chugging despite ill winds from slowing global trade.
Cyprus, Greece, Armenia pledge closer ties, boost stability
The foreign ministers of Cyprus, Greece and Armenia say they have laid the foundations to forge closer ties and help promote stability and prosperity in the region.
Job openings, median pay increases in May, report shows
The job market report by Glassdoor Economic Research median pay in the U.S. went up 2 percent while open jobs was also up slightly.
US companies paid $91B less in taxes under Trump’s new law
According to the data, companies paid close to $262.7 billion in taxes in 2018, the first year the full tax law was in effect.
As mortgage rates plunge, should you refinance?
Nearly 6 million people can now cut their mortgage payments with refinancing.
South Africa's economy plummets by most in a decade
South Africa says its economy dropped by the largest amount in about a decade, hurting newly elected President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts at growth and reforms.
China issues travel alerts, slams US 'interference'
The U.S. Trade Representative and Treasury Department have issued a statement defending Washington's strategy in its trade dispute with Beijing.
Stock markets turn around after tech sell-off
Shares were mostly lower in Asia on Tuesday after a tumultuous session for tech shares on Wall Street.
The Latest: China blasts 'interference" in own affairs
The Latest on trade tensions between the United States and China (all times local): 7:15 p.m.
These states have the best economies in the US: study
Washington state reportedly has the best economy in America, according to a new study.
Connecticut taxes, fiscal problems bad for business?
Connecticut is facing a projected budget deficit of about $3.7 billion over the next two fiscal years.
Apple previews new software as it diversifies beyond iPhones
Apple will preview upcoming changes to its phone and computer software Monday as it undergoes a major transition intended to offset eroding sales of its bedrock iPhone.
Brazil suspends beef exports to China due to 'mad cow' case
Brazil is suspending beef exports to China after confirming a case of "mad cow disease," describing it as an isolated instance with no evidence of any widespread outbreak.

















