Economic Indicators

The record low rate of black unemployment is one of President Donald Trump's favorite talking points in touting his administration's success.

Investor Peter Schiff is sounding the alarm on this week’s market selloff.

___ Stocks plunge again on wide selling; Dow drops another 545 NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks tumble for the second consecutive day as the market's recent downturn gets worse.

This week's dizzying sell-offs in the financial markets have been a rude reminder that the U.S. economy is no longer relying on ultra-low interest rates to fuel growth.

This week's dizzying sell-offs in the financial markets have been a rude reminder that the U.S. economy is no longer relying on ultra-low interest rates to fuel growth.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Stock selloffs are when investors “need to buy.”

The last time the stock market was falling this much , this fast, earnings season helped come to the rescue.

Walmart, AT&T and Disney are joining stalwarts such as Netflix in streaming video and creating original shows.

Dow Jones industrials fall more than 500 points as stocks suffer second day of huge losses.

A group backed by the owner of Ohio's two nuclear plants is taking another run at persuading state lawmakers to come up with a lifeline for the plants, which are slated to close by 2021.

Italy's parliament has approved deficit-raising spending targets, defying markets and Italy's eurozone partners who had been pressing for changes.

Higher interest rates and record prices have made homes less affordable.

The pay isn’t why Trump enjoys running America.

Britain's former ambassador to the European Union says Prime Minister Theresa May's blueprint for Brexit is a "pipe dream" that has no chance of being accepted by the bloc.

Tens of millions of Social Security beneficiaries and other retirees can expect an increase in benefits next year as inflation edges higher.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates leaped this week to their highest levels in seven years amid global anxiety over rising interest rates that has gripped financial markets.

The president criticized the U.S. central bank for raising interest rates too aggressively.

Consumer prices edged up a slight 0.1 percent in September as energy prices retreated after a big gain in August.

Sears is being pummeled before the opening bell on a report that banks are pushing the 130-year-old retailer to liquidate.