U.S. Economy

Productivity is the amount of output per hour of work.

Italy kicked off its basic income program, but could the U.S. adopt the same socialist idea?

Consider the math when looking at a few of the Green New Deal's unrealistic demands.

Indeed, stories of millennials and today’s youth having favorable views of socialism are everywhere. There is a reason why.

GM announced in December that Lordstown along with three plants in the U.S. and one in Canada would close at some point this year.

American families would shell out $65,000 per year, said Sen. Barrasso.

Non-farm payroll grew 183,000, slightly less than experts predicted.

The trade deficit has deteriorated despite the White House's protectionist trade policy.

Even though the U.S. economy is on a steady path toward recovery, in some high-tax cities it can be tough to get by.

The state's Democratic governor released the proposal as part of her fiscal 2020 budget blueprint.

The Stanford University scholar said socialism fails any empirical test.

The Trump administration made the right call. Not one additional red cent of federal taxpayer money should go towards this liberal pipe dream.

Capitalists and socialists want the same thing from talent, said Ed Conard.

Corporate tax reform has a very long runway before its benefits hit the U.S. economy.

The Fed in January put three years of rate hikes on hold, citing weakening global growth and an expectation for slower U.S. growth ahead.

Target started a busy week for retailers' earnings with a better-than-expected fourth-quarter report.

Wall Street’s “Bond King” Bill Gross says President Trump isn’t to blame for the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance on its monetary policy.

The industry also remains concerned over global trade tensions and higher raw material costs due to Trump's tariffs.

Millennials with college degrees earn about $56,000 on average.

The housing market appears to be sluggish, suggesting that the American Dream of homeownership may be fading. Not so.