U.S. Economy

The shutdown, which began on Dec. 22, dragged into its 33rd day on Wednesday, with no apparent end in sight.

A consumer-led economy and strong unemployment are sure signs of a slowdown, said Brian Moynihan.

The Federal Reserve may potentially trim the federal funds rate in 2020, according to Allianz chief economic adviser Mohamed El-Erian.

The U.S. economy is expected to expand at a 3 percent rate in the fourth quarter, according to White House Council of Economic Advisors Chairman Kevin Hassett.

A survey released by PwC revealed that CEOs are less confident about global growth in 2019.

The freshman lawmaker has made a number of comments that have drawn both attention and scrutiny.

Retail sales suggest a “reasonably strong” economy.

Existing home sales, which make up about 90 percent of U.S. home sales, plunged 10.3 percent from a year ago.

Economic incentives and the success and jobs they bring are not the worst of crimes.

This U.S. manufacturing company is faced with crippling steel tariffs forcing the company to make the difficult choice of cutting back or hike its prices.

Air-traffic controllers are among the federal workers who have continued working without pay through the partial government shutdown that began a month ago.

Jobs data in progress at Labor Dept. despite shutdown

Small business owners are growing more concerned about the economy.

Despite the shutdown, federal oil and gas employees are hard at work.

The California Democrat announced on Monday she will run for president in 2020.

Harris' business and economic positions are solidly progressive.

The study revealed that 59 percent of employees believe they won’t have the necessary training and skills necessary to get a good, well-paying job.

TSA employees are among the 420,000 essential federal workers who are still working, but not receiving a paycheck.

Sunday marks the two-year anniversary of Trump’s inauguration after he won the 2016 election.

While a majority of Americans report have caregiving responsibilities, few companies take those duties into account.