Finance

No one knows for sure what the state of the American economy will be one year from now, but the existing evidence all points in one direction: disaster.

PayPal Holdings Inc. and the Anti-Defamation League on Monday announced a partnership aimed at fighting extremism and hate in the financial system and across at-risk communities.

China announced Friday sanctions had been imposed on former commerce secretary Wilbur Ross and six other individuals and entities in retaliation for U.S. penalties against Chinese officials in Hong Kong.

Electric-truck startup Lordstown Motors Corp. confirmed the Justice Department is probing its business, investigating matters related to its reverse merger deal last year and preorders for its forthcoming pickup truck, the Endurance.

Mark Calabria, former director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), on Friday suggested that the government could pilfer Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Amazon Prime Day, Fed’s stress tests, and Nike, FedEx earnings dominate the week ahead for investors.

El Salvador will not replace the U.S. dollar with bitcoin as the legal tender, Finance Minister Alejandro Zelaya said on Wednesday, as the Central American nation sought technical assistance from the World Bank to implement bitcoin regulation.

“Kudlow” host Larry Kudlow questions why the United States continues to print money during an "economic boom," and calls out President Joe Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen for decisions made during their NATO meeting.

The Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates and inflation, as well as new housing and retail sales data lead the week ahead for investors.

Highlights from the Bitcoin 2021 conference included Square CEO Jack Dorsey's endorsement of the cryptocurrency, Elon Musk-bashing and talk of "liberty."

Inflation fears were reignited Friday when the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure printed its hottest reading in 29 years, and economists warn higher prices could linger for some time.

E-commerce platform eBay Inc. is turning to the finance chief of airline JetBlue Airways Corp. to oversee its finances, ending a search that began over a year ago.

Long and lucrative unemployment benefits are keeping employees out of the workforce.

The inheritance tax bill is one of the largest ever in both Korea and globally

Former Senator Joe Lieberman (I) provides insight into the possible dangers that can come from U.S.-Iran negotiations.

WeWork, which had one of the most spectacular IPO implosions in recent years, is trying to go public again—and some of the factors that worried regulators on the first deal are back again.

Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said on Thursday that he expects interest rates to reach pre-pandemic levels as the economy recovers.