U.S. Economy

Latest retail sales support expectations for a rebound in consumer spending

The United States and Russia may have found common ground on business.

Trump's tariff threats earlier this year against China, Mexico, Canada and European Union elicited quick retaliatory measures that depressed the prices of certain U.S. agricultural products, including corn, soybeans, pork.

The turnaround since then has been remarkable, with major investments that have brought new jobs, the rebirth of neighborhoods whose best days were half a century ago and the restoration of street cleaning and lighting.

CEO Jamie Dimon expects China’s stock and bond market will eventually equal America’s.

Will this cause the Fed to become more aggressive with rate hikes?

Americans are seeing a stronger economy: the question is can it persist?

More Americans are finding ‘higher-quality’ jobs as the U.S. economy improves.

A poll shows a large percentage of Americans say they are better off now than they were during Barack Obama’s presidency.

US job openings fall, but Americans are confident enough in their options that they continue to quit.

The U.S. economy may expand at a higher rate in the second quarter.

The June jobs report beat economists’ forecasts.

Job additions up, wage growth steady.

Job candidates are standing up would-be employers while workers are quitting their roles to land higher paying, more satisfying work.

President Trump boasted about the growth of U.S. jobs while addressing supporters at a “Make America Great Again” rally in Great Falls, Montana.

Closing ICE could result in tens of thousands of lost jobs

For job creation, U.S. needs more workers

Could a spike in wage inflation create another selloff?

A strong labor market has offset rising interest rates and other headwinds.

America's largest automaker said tariffs could lead to job losses and a smaller company.