U.S. Economy

Jobs, rising wages and a solid economy make it a good time to be a U.S. consumer.

Markets last week flashed a warning signal of a looming recession.

This Midwest hub isn't the only city putting the tax squeeze on residents.

Former Fed Chair Yellen says the president doesn't have the power to fire the current Fed Chair

Moody’s Vice President William Foster said the economy is in no danger of imminent recession, but he warns an economic downturn is expected in the next couple of years.

Yellen called the inverted yield curve a “less good signal” of a recession on this occasion.

The hypocrisy of the multimillionaire Democrat front-runners railing against the rich.

The media stoking recession fears in an effort to hurt President Trump's 2020 campaign?

The concern is that a global slowdown could tip over into the U.S. 

Despite the stock market’s recent selloff, Bullard sees no need to panic about the U.S. economy.  

Apple-Metro CEO Zane Tankel says consumer debt is making restaurant patrons conscious of how much money they are spending.

Retail sales climbed 0.7 percent in July beating the Wall Street estimate of 0.3 percent, according to data released by the Commerce Department.

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro says the issue has never been a Fed rate cut to fend off a recession.

The iPhone maker said the 2.4 million total includes 90,000 direct Apple employees.

The downsides of central banks' negative interest rate or low-interest rate policies.

Democratic lawmakers have been ramping up calls on the campaign trail for corporations to pay their fair share.

Families also saw an increase in negative net worth, which climbed to 10 percent in 2016 from 7 percent in 1989. 

Ron Paul weighs in on the inverted yield curve, Federal Reserve policy and government spending.

Whether the events are truly foreshadowing a recession within the next year or merely a concerning economic contraction, however, is unclear.

However, U.S. small businesses appear to be the anomaly.