U.S. Economy

Is an economic slowdown on the way?

Recession worries shake investor confidence.

The U.S. ambassador said he finds a "defeatism" in the British attitude toward Brexit.

U.S. stocks endured wild swings last week, but were able to avoid a bear market.

There is little chance of the government shutdown ending soon.

Eighteen states raised their minimum wages last January, while two additional states did so in July.

Initial claims have now fallen in three of the last four weeks.

There’s never been a better time to land a new position, according to recent employment data. Here's where the jobs will be in 2019.

Next month’s meeting would be the first in-person talks since Dec. 1.

President Trump said he was prepared to wait as long as it takes to get $5 billion from taxpayers for his U.S.-Mexico border wall.

Hassett’s comments come in the wake of reports that the president is frustrated with Mnuchin.

Home prices have dropped as would-be buyers are struggling to afford homes.

In recent years, however, there's been a slow-growing demand for wool yarn that's completely produced in the United States

A budget impasse in Congress likely won't hurt the U.S. economy, according to Moody’s.

The original reading of third quarter GDP came in at 3.5 percent.

Now that the Fed has raised rates, will mortgage rates follow suit, resuming their climb as expected? Paradoxically, probably not right away.

From technology to health care, qualified job seekers can choose from a range of high-paying positions.

Tight labor markets are more visible in blue-collar sectors, according to a new study.

Agriculture needs new products, according to Perdue.

Imports at major U.S. retail container ports surged 13.6 percent to a record 2.04 million containers in October.