Larry Kudlow stresses Fed is 'independent' as Trump trolls Powell
Despite the trolling, Trump's team is not trying to meddle with the Fed, says Kudlow.
IPWhoa: What to know before joining this year's IPO parade
We use Uber to go places, Slack to chat with co-workers and Pinterest to save our favorite ideas.
Spring buyers gear up as mortgage rates hover near recent lows
Mortgage rates held steady after experiencing their biggest single-week drop in a decade.
Minimum wage on the rise, these companies are in the lead
A look at entry-level jobs that offer pay well above the federal minimum wage.
Dimon defends big business as Dems rail against growing corporate power
The JPMorgan Chase CEO says no country would be better off without its large, successful companies.
Fmr. McDonald's USA CEO: Ocasio-Cortez 'making a statement' on values
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is sending a message about “the value of workers and the value of products and I don’t disagree,” said Ed Rensi.
Jamie Dimon says socialism causes 'stagnation, corruption and often worse'
In the missive, the Chase CEO touched on everything from the student loan debt crisis to infrastructure investment and health care.
Jobless claims drop to lowest level since 1969
Thursday’s report showed the number of claims workers made for longer than a week decreased by 38,000 to 1,717,000 in the week ended March 23.
India's central bank cuts lending rate to 6%
India's central bank has lowered its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 6% to strengthen domestic growth ahead of a national election next week.
These are the best states for job seekers
Some areas of the country have seen impressive employment growth rates.
March jobs report: What to expect on Friday
Wall Street will be closely watching Friday's report for signs of a potential economic downturn.
German economy forecast to slow sharply
German factory orders dropped sharply in February, erasing hopes of an industrial rebound in Europe's largest economy as concerns over Brexit and international trade conflicts grow.
Asian shares waver following lackluster Wall St session
U.S. stocks moved broadly higher on Wall Street in early trading Wednesday, led by technology companies and banks.
US-China trade talks’ level of secrecy has been impressive: Hudson Institute’s Michael Pillsbury
Hudson Institute's Michael Pillsbury says at some point, U.S. and China trade negotiations must come to conclusion.
Federal agency to investigate Texas chemical fire
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board announced Wednesday that it will investigate a fire at a Houston area chemical plant as the facility's operator identified the worker killed in the blaze.
The Latest: UK lawmakers vote to avert 'no-deal' Brexit
The Latest on Britain's departure from the European Union (all times local): 9:05 a.m.
Trump signs memorandum to stem counterfeit goods trafficking
President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Wednesday to rein in what the administration calls the "Wild West" of online trafficking in counterfeit goods.
Face recognition researcher fights Amazon over biased AI
Facial recognition technology was already seeping into everyday life — from your photos on Facebook to police scans of mugshots — when Joy Buolamwini noticed a serious glitch: Some of the software couldn't detect dark-skinned faces like hers.
US services companies grew at a slower pace in March
U.S. service companies grew at a slower pace in March, as business activity and new orders slipped from strong levels in February.
Correction: Lyft Shares story
Shares of Lyft are tumbling in its first full day of trading as a public company.



















