U.S. Economy

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.

CPI rose 0.2 percent, matching the estimate.

Euro Pacific Capital CEO Peter Schiff warns the U.S. economy is headed toward a “massive recession.”

Without changes, the agency’s leaders say losses will continue.

The president met with business leaders for dinner Tuesday.

The U.S. will impose the second tranche of tariffs on Aug. 23.

On average, home prices rose 6.8% in the 12 months ending in June.

Are things looking up in crisis-stricken Venezuela?

The president is expected to talk economic growth and business plans for the coming year.

The U.S. trucking industry is desperately trying to recruit new drivers to fill a gap of nearly 900,000 new drivers needed over the next decade.

The latest data from the USDA shows more than 2.8 million Americans have dropped off food stamps since President Trump’s first full month in office.

The jobs data shows an economy that is as fractured as the political landscape ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.

In just three weeks, it could become the longest bull run ever