U.S. Economy

China is the biggest buyer of U.S. soybeans, importing more than $12.4 billion worth of the oil seed in 2017.

CEO Ed Bastian said the company has given 10 pay increases over the past 10 years.

Federal Reserve officials signaled the inflation rate remained below the central bank’s goal of 2 percent.

U.S. family could spend an extra $131.93 on footwear annually should the proposed tariff increase take effect.

Minutes from the May 1-2 Federal Open Market Committee revealed that rates will remain steady for the remainder of the year.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the decision would most likely fall to one of his successors.

U.S. farmers may hit the panic button as the China trade war escalates.

What do you honestly think would happen to total income if everyone who worked, no matter how hard, was only able to receive the average income and everyone who didn’t work, or worked very little, also received the very same average income?

Former Reagan Economic Adviser Art Laffer on the growing support for socialism.

A former Obama economic adviser says the impact of the U.S.-China tariff battle will be passed on to U.S. consumers in a form of a $100 billion tax bill.

President Trump has threatened to implement duties on an additional $300 billion in Chinese goods if an agreement cannot be reached.

The Fed is trying to strike a balance between low unemployment and low inflation.

But critics (both Democrats and Republicans) have slammed it as a tax loophole that allows the rich to get richer.

China wasn't ready for Trump-- they're in panic, said Bannon.

As American manufacturers deal with the impact of the U.S.-China trade war dispute, one major trade association expects future market conditions to improve substantially.

People with adjusted gross incomes of more than $10 million were targeted at a much lower rate by the tax agency last year.

Californians are fed up with the high cost of living and housing, according to the Public Policy Institute of California CEO.

The art of this dangerous dance is lost on us spoiled Americans who have become accustomed to getting our stuff on the cheap.

The US-China tariff war has destabilized the economic outlook for soybean growers and the rural communities that depend on them.

Anyone who thinks that China will take this sitting on its rear end has probably been betting the Mets every day.