U.S. Economy

Interest rates are currently at a target range of 2.25 percent to 2.5 percent.

According to the Siena Research Institute, 57 percent of voters think it was bad for the state that Amazon reneged on its deal.

Potential Fed Board Candidate nominees vowed to make Jerome Powell “the most successful chairman ever.”

As the International Monetary Fund warned this week, current trade tensions between the U.S., China, Mexico and Canada -- if not cooled -- could lead to a downturn in global economic growth.

Dalio is a particularly odd guy to be calling balls and strikes on capitalism.

The findings were determined by 36 relevant metrics, including cost of living, student loan debt, earnings for millennials and homeownership rate.

Research suggests some credit scores may be artificially high.

Senator claims average billionaire has raked in millions per day, while workers have seen bonus of just cents.

The United States Trade Representative proposed the tariffs, which he said were in response to $11 billion in trade damages from EU subsidies to Airbus.

“If you get a job at Bank of America, you’ll make $41,000,” CEO says.

Small business owners may not be all that worried about the economy or the stock market, but many are taking steps just in case.

Economic investment rising despite smaller tax refunds says the National Taxpayers Union executive.

Jobs and income growth are important metrics when looking at the US economy, said Kevin Hassett.

Buyers and sellers are positive about current and future housing conditions.

Maine is the country's leading producer of soft-shell clams.

Trump's Fed nominee Moore is facing backlash and his supporters are coming to his defense.

Lyft, which was valued at roughly $24 billion, debuted at the end of March.

Affordability challenges and various other economic factors are making it harder for young Americans to move out on their own.

March job creation marks the 118th month of straight gains.

"China is a rising power, with a growing economy, investing heavily in new military capabilities," said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg