Economic Indicators

Chipotle says it will retrain all restaurant employees on food safety procedures after Ohio heath officials said tests tied to one store came back positive for a disease that occurs when food is left at unsafe temperatures.

Beset by a shaky currency and tension with the United States, Turkey is reaching out to Europe to shore up relations with major trading partners despite years of testy rhetoric and a stalled bid for EU membership.

Walmart is raising its outlook for the year after beating all expectations for the second quarter and registering the strongest same-store sales growth in a decade.

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

Why are investors around the world so worried about Turkey's economy, when it's smaller than Florida's?

The top White House economic adviser confirms that China will send a trade envoy to Washington this month for talks to defuse an escalating dispute that threatens global economic growth.

Chinese leaders have fired two deputy provincial governors, a mayor and other officials after revelations of misconduct by the country's second-biggest maker of rabies triggered a public outcry.

The fundamentals for the housing market remain strong.

US housing starts ticked up just 0.9 percent in July, a sign that higher costs might be weighing on homebuilders.

J.C. Penney Co. (JCP) on Thursday reported a loss of $101 million in its fiscal second quarter.

Asian shares fell Thursday after deepening worries about global economic growth, particularly in China, set off a rout on Wall Street.

The average income of millennials outpaced the average overall income in every state.

President Donald Trump is taking unjustified credit for recent job gains by black Americans even as he defends himself against claims of racism.

China's government says it will send a trade envoy to Washington for talks amid a worsening tariff dispute.

Attacks on capitalism by the political left continue to heat up as Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduces a bill aimed at holding companies accountable to their employees and communities.

___ Fed rate policy unintentionally pressures emerging economies WASHINGTON (AP) — By ratcheting up U.S. interest rates, the Federal Reserve has — unintentionally — led investors to pull money out of emerging markets like Turkey, strengthened the dollar's value and made it harder for foreign companies to repay their dollar-denominated debts.

President Donald Trump, who has a reputation for inflaming racial tensions, is defending himself against claims that he's racist by taking credit for recent job gains by black Americans.

Uber is still struggling to make money while the ride-hailing service's CEO deals with the headaches left behind by his predecessor.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is blaming the United States for Turkey's financial crisis, ignoring homegrown problems like high debts, raging inflation and his own erratic policies.

Kimberly-Clark will pass higher costs on to consumers.