Economic Indicators

Subaru is recalling 1.3 million vehicles in the U.S. because the brake lights may not illuminate properly.

Millennials finally appear to be ready to buy homes.

Authorities say a Florida man died after crashing a Tesla into a semitrailer.

It's too early to tell what impact the Alliance of American Football will have on the sport itself.

Canada said Friday it will allow the U.S. extradition case against Chinese Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou to proceed.

President Donald Trump says he has asked China to remove its tariffs on U.S. farm products such as pork and beef.

Stocks rose on Wall Street Friday, snapping a three-day losing streak amid renewed optimism for a potential resolution to the U.S.'s trade war with China.

Tesla is suffering one of its worst sell-offs of the year after announcing it would begin closing all of its stores in favor of selling its electric cars exclusively online.

A cat named Stormy that has spent more than six years as a fixture in a remote Alaska general store is being forced out after officials notified the store owners that the cat's presence violates food safety standards.

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Trump facing new pressure to get a deal with China.

Consumer-products giant Kimberly-Clark Corp. is launching a $120 million expansion plan that it says will add over 50 full-time jobs at an Oklahoma mill.

Britain and the European Union are set to formally divorce before the month is out — but the mood in London and Brussels was surprisingly calm Friday.

How many catches and throws will baseball superstar Bryce Harper make for the federal and local state governments every year?

Maine lobstermen brought more than 119 million pounds (54 million kilograms) of the state's signature seafood ashore last year, an increase that helped to propel the total value of Maine's seafood to the second-highest value on record, state officials said.

Why undermine the strongest economy in the world? Kudlow asked.

The New York governor is reportedly asking the e-commerce giant to reconsider plans for its Long Island City HQ2.

A new report says Liberia's central bank illegally ordered three times the number of bank notes it had been authorized to print — and now can't say what happened to most of them.

US consumer spending tumbled 0.5 percent in December, while incomes edged down in January.

Official figures show that unemployment across the 19-member eurozone at its lowest rate since the global financial crisis.