U.S. Economy

Democrats, at 70 percent favorability, are more likely to do so than Republicans, at 62 percent favorability.

Analysts predicted private hiring would expand by 140,000 in September.

"The Heartland is where the votes will be cast," Dennis Gartman said. "The Heartland is where the election will be won or lost, and right now, the Heartland is not in good shape."

Workers are flocking to these cities because of the lower cost-of-living, compared to cities like New York or San Francisco.

Despite a strong labor market and consistently low unemployment, the labor share declined to 56 percent in 2018.

San Francisco’s Public Works Department removed numerous boulders along city streets just after a band of residents placed them there to deter open-drug dealing and to keep people from camping out.

The WTO blamed weak trade on the billions of dollars in tariffs from the US-China trade war and sluggish global growth.

A pocket of the U.S. economy is slowing.

Investors eye disappointing economic data.

FivePoint Holdings CEO and Chairman Emile Haddad discusses his American dream.

Eric Trump tells "Varney & Co.": 'The American dream is going to be stronger than it was ever before”

China will keep its per capita real GDP growth above 5% annually, S&P Global Ratings predicted.

Mohammed bin Salman says a war with Iran would cause oil prices to "jump to unimaginably high numbers that we haven't seen in our lifetimes.”

China's top trade negotiator will lead the 13th round of talks aimed at resolving a trade war with the U.S.

The Shoprite location in West Hartford will be closing just before Thanksgiving due to increasing minimum wage hikes and regulations.

Scholars remain split about the legality of such a levy.

Yellen, who served as chair from 2014 to 2018, said the Fed may have overestimated the economy’s strength with its latest forecast.

The most worrisome thing about impeachment talks is the chance it will distract lawmakers from the trade issues at hand, according to one farmer.

'Philadelphia is a microcosm of what we're seeing across the country,' said Patrick Harker.

‘The consumer’s smarter than ever regardless of education regardless of income,’ said Burt Flickinger.