U.S. Economy

U.S. Chamber of Commerce sounds off on the dangers of the government shutdown.

Business leaders detail what they're looking for in employees.

Federal Reserve officials expect a relatively “limited amount” of additional tightening in 2019, according to the December minutes.

Hint: It’s not the U.S. It came in third.

The shutdown has dragged into its third week.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate declined last week to the lowest level since April.

TSA officers are among federal employees at risk of going unpaid as government shutdown drags on.

Job openings hit a five-month low, but there’s a still a near-record number of openings in the U.S.

The aerospace giant continued its reign as the world's largest planemaker.

Sentiment is changing dramatically.

The South Korean tech corporation slashed its outlook in the fourth quarter by nearly 29 percent compared to the year-ago period.

The rankings have the most important aspects of a job, including growth potential, work-life balance and salary.

Why legendary investor Carl Icahn says its “mandatory” for the U.S. to strike a trade deal with China.

“Self-inflicting wounds” and external headwinds could slow further growth, El-Erian said.

The dangers are outlined by Ian Bremmer’s risk research firm Eurasia.

Enter Gavin Newsom, now California’s 40th governor, and his spending plans.

The shutdown is now entering its third week.

Maine is by far the largest wild blueberry producer in the country.

Washington and Beijing have been involved in a back-and-forth trade dispute throughout the course of last year.

Of the new positions, about 50,000 will be seasonal and about 10,000 will be permanent associations.