IMF warns about uncertainty over Lopez Obrador policies
The International Monetary Fund is warning that uncertainty associated with the policies of the incoming administration of Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador persists and poses a significant challenge for the country's economy.
Fed leaves key rate unchanged but signals future 'gradual increases' to prolong economic expansion
Fed leaves key rate unchanged but signals future 'gradual increases' to prolong economic expansion.
Rockwell Automation looks to fill hundreds of jobs
Rockwell Automation CEO says the U.S. government can help companies fill the job vacancies across the land.
Fed holds rates steady, December hike on tap
Policymakers at the central bank are expected to hike interest rates again in December.
Monster shares fall as Coke develops its own energy drinks
Shares of energy drink maker Monster Beverage Corp. tumbled after the company said its partner Coca-Cola Co. is developing energy drinks of its own.
Pressures rise for homebuilders as rates hit 7-year high
The beating for homebuilders is continuing as rising interest rates and home prices keep potential buyers on the sidelines.
Italy's budget row with EU escalates ahead of deadline
The European Union expects economic growth across the 19-country eurozone to slow over the coming years amid rising trade tensions around the world and higher oil prices.
Investors wonder if earnings growth is as good as it'll get
Here's the challenge when something's as good as it gets: What comes next?
Newly empowered Dems take aim at Trump business conflicts
Beyond trying to get their hands on the Holy Grail of President Donald Trump's business dealings — his tax returns — House Democrats are prepared to use their newfound majority and subpoena power to go after all manner of financial records that could back up their claims that he's using his presidency to enrich himself and his family.
US jobless claims edge lower last week
The U.S. labor market is extraordinarily tight, leaving businesses reluctant to let workers go.
World stocks settle after US election-inspired rally
Asian markets were mostly higher on Thursday after the U.S. midterm elections went as expected, soothing fears of a sudden shift on trade and economic policies.
China's exports to US tick up as traders try to beat tariffs
Growth in Chinese exports to the United States ticked up in October as traders rushed to beat another round of tariff hikes.
Fed is set to keep rates on hold before a hike later in year
The Federal Reserve appears on track to raise interest rates once more this year but will likely hold off on any action when its latest policy meeting ends Thursday.
As ties thaw, Australia says it welcomes Chinese investment
The foreign ministers of China and Australia are meeting in Beijing in a sign of a thaw in the recently frosty relationship between the key economic partners.
China's export growth to United States ticks up in October as traders rush to beat more US tariff hikes
China's export growth to United States ticks up in October as traders rush to beat more US tariff hikes.
With split Congress, prospect for economic deals looks dim
President Donald Trump floated the idea Wednesday of partnering with the newly Democratic-led House on two ideas that could prove popular with voters: Increasing spending on America's infrastructure and limiting drug prices.
Australia details investment in Pacific as China clout grows
Australia's prime minister has outlined the country's plans to increase investments in infrastructure in the South Pacific as China's influence in those nations grows.
Import extravaganza highlights China's promise, challenges
Visitors to a vast trade fair meant to rebrand China as a welcoming import market could sip Moroccan wine, ogle Italian yachts and watch a Japanese industrial robot play ping-pong.
Asian shares rally on US midterms, soothing fears of shifts
Wall Street is set to open higher Wednesday after the U.S. midterm elections showed the Democrats winning control of the House of Representatives and the Republicans keeping a majority in the Senate.
Banks could face tighter scrutiny under Rep. Maxine Waters
Come January, the banking industry is going to be on Rep. Maxine Waters' time.















