Economic Indicators

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.

The billionaire investor adds Chevron and Apple to his portfolio, according to a regulatory filing.

Turkey is increasing tariffs on imports of series of U.S. products, escalating a feud with the United States that has helped trigger a currency crisis.

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

The senator is hoping to steer companies away from focusing solely on maximizing shareholder returns.

The Trump administration is imposing sanctions on three foreign companies it says are helping North Korea with illicit shipments of goods to fund its nuclear program.

The Latest on Turkey's currency crisis (all times local): 11:20 a.m.

Global stocks are sinking Wednesday as an unexpected drop in profits for Chinese tech giant Tencent has investors worrying about economic growth.

23 new cities will join the ranks of cities where the average price of a home is $1 million or more.

Home builders' confidence falls to 11-month low

U.S. industrial production rose modestly last month, held down by drops in mining and utilities.

Now that plastic straws may be headed for extinction, could Americans' love of balloons get deflated too?

Macy's is raising its annual profit forecast as the department store reported an unexpected increase in a key sales measure.

The White House has acknowledged error in its false claim that President Donald Trump created three times as many jobs for African-Americans than President Barack Obama.

The fund also cut its stake in Google parent Alphabet

Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.

Data for the first quarter was revised lower.

Ford Motor Co. plans to spend roughly $740 million renovating Detroit's long vacant train depot and redeveloping other area properties for research and development of self-driving vehicles .