Economic Indicators

Japan's economy grew at an annual pace of 1.9 percent in October-December, according to revised data from the Cabinet Office that showed stronger investment than earlier reported.

China exports fall 4.6 percent in first 2 months of 2019; exports to US off 5.8 percent amid tariff battle.

New York state is launching a program aimed at informing consumers about the terms of service and privacy policies of popular internet applications and services.

U.S. stocks moved lower in morning trading, led by banks and technology companies, putting the market on track for its first losing week since January.

Representative Kevin Brady (R-Texas) says Republicans and Democrats need to come together and stop unnecessary spending.

U.S. farmers hoping a trade deal with China gets resolved quickly.

___ A hot US job market is coaxing people in from the sidelines WASHINGTON (AP) — A surprisingly strong burst of job growth over the past year has led many economists to wonder: Where are all the workers coming from?

Stocks fell again on Wall Street Thursday, marking the fourth straight loss for the S&P 500 and placing the benchmark index on track for its first weekly drop since January.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 11:45 a.m.

The government's consumer watchdog agency came under new scrutiny from the House Financial Services Committee, now controlled by Democrats who say the appointees chosen by President Donald Trump to lead the organization have undermined its mission to protect Americans.

Pharmacy benefit managers are really raking it in.

Overall optimism by American manufactures is being overshadowed by thousands of unfilled jobs, said NAM President Jay Timmons.

Retail leads the way for planned cuts.

Productivity is the amount of output per hour of work.

Gender parity is not a priority for the majority of the world’s companies.

Italy kicked off its basic income program, but could the U.S. adopt the same socialist idea?

Consider the math when looking at a few of the Green New Deal's unrealistic demands.

Indeed, stories of millennials and today’s youth having favorable views of socialism are everywhere. There is a reason why.

GM announced in December that Lordstown along with three plants in the U.S. and one in Canada would close at some point this year.

American families would shell out $65,000 per year, said Sen. Barrasso.