U.S. Economy

The average income of millennials outpaced the average overall income in every state.

Attacks on capitalism by the political left continue to heat up as Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduces a bill aimed at holding companies accountable to their employees and communities.

Kimberly-Clark will pass higher costs on to consumers.

The billionaire investor adds Chevron and Apple to his portfolio, according to a regulatory filing.

The senator is hoping to steer companies away from focusing solely on maximizing shareholder returns.

23 new cities will join the ranks of cities where the average price of a home is $1 million or more.

Home builders' confidence falls to 11-month low

The fund also cut its stake in Google parent Alphabet

Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.

Data for the first quarter was revised lower.

A decade later and the financial crisis of ’08 is still hitting workers hard.

The Sunshine State has not seen a bloom of this magnitude in more than a decade.

The fast-food restaurant chain will update self-order kiosks, among other changes.

In the 12 months through July, import prices rose 4.8 percent, the largest gain since February 2012, after increasing 4.7 percent in June

Finding qualified workers remains owners’ biggest challenge.

“There are market solutions to most of endangered species problems,” Richard Rahn said.

Trade tensions could send stocks lower, but easing tensions could mean significant upside, according to Goldman Sachs.

Walmart, Home Depot and Macy's report this week.

The company announced in June it would move production of bikes sold in Europe out of the U.S. as a result of the retaliatory steel tariffs imposed by the world’s largest trade bloc.

The Trump administration's tariffs have raised the cost of imported lumber, drywall, nails and other key construction materials.