U.S. Economy

Researchers expect racial and ethnic minorities to make up a larger share of the U.S. population than whites within the coming decades.

Record rainfall and flooding have created a lean year for farmers, and it may trickle down.

Stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

Sanders has said undocumented immigrants would be covered under his Medicare for All plan.

Bernie Sanders has said middle-class Americans would pay more in taxes, while saving on health care costs.

Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said that according to a preliminary estimate, 87,648 people would reach the U.S. border during July. That would represent a fall of around 39.5% compared to the 144,278 migrants registered in May, he added.

Six years after filing for bankruptcy, the Motor City is on the upswing.

The city's unemployment rate is about three times higher than the national average.

Candidates for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination clash in a televised debate Tuesday and Wednesday in their second such forum.

It is both fitting and appropriate that the next round of presidential debates is taking place in Detroit, which has been assaulted with the real-world consequences of two generations of liberal Democratic rhetoric and misrule.

The $100 bill makes up more than 60 percent of all bills in circulation.

New study details what the average family would have to pay if the climate-friendly plan were implemented

Economists anticipate the U.S. central bank to lower it by a modest 25 basis points.

With the Democratic debate taking place in Detroit, Michigan, Tuesday and Wednesday, FOX Business is taking a look at the economy of the Motor City.

Outstanding mortgage balances hit a new record high.

Warren intends to use trade policy in part to protect American workers and their jobs.

A look at the decline in minivan sales.

Here are some economic stats and recent quality-of-life rankings for Charm City.

A new rule will allow more small businesses to band together to offer joint retirement benefit plans.

Harris’ rollout is a 3-part plan covering all medical essentials exempting households below $100,000, a higher income threshold for middle-class families living in high-cost areas, and expanding high-quality coverage to rural areas.