U.S. Economy

A New York City Hospitality Alliance survey found that 83 percent of 471 bars and restaurants did not pay full rent in July and 37% paid no rent at all.

Quarterly earnings released this week by major retailers revealed consumers are spending less on food and essentials and more on furniture, electronics and other big-ticket items. 

The coronavirus pandemic and the riots in Seattle continue to squeeze downtown small business owners, three business owners told Fox News on Thursday.

More than one-third of Americans who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic and related economic recession cannot last more than one month on their savings

The nascent economic recovery faces several risks, Fed officials said during their July meeting.

The promised $300 boost in unemployment benefits could end for laid-off Americans just a few weeks after it starts.

Home Depot has experienced a surge in foot traffic, far exceeding growth projections from the previous year.

States are expected to start distributing the benefit by the end of August, according to a FEMA memo.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that gyms can reopen in the state next week, at one-third capacity and with social distancing and health precautions.

The presidential election is three months away, but some traders are preparing for the possibility that prolonged political uncertainty will stoke stock-market mayhem.

There are several key issues that Democrats and Republicans are fiercely divided about

Biden's plan to address the economic fallout of the pandemic says that lawmakers "could include cash payments to working families" but it's unclear if he supports Harris' proposal.

Trump said he's directed Steven Mnuchin to send another round of stimulus checks, but accused Democrats of holding up the aid.

The coronavirus pandemic has pushed U.S. companies to go bankrupt at a rate that could make 2020 the worst year for bankruptcies since 2010 during the fallout of the Great Recession, according to a new report from S&P Global.

The majority of the jobs lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic were likely temporary, the Trump administration estimated.

The initial claims drop is just the latest in a series of very encouraging economic data over the last three months.

Trump blamed the Postal Service and money for mail-in voting as a primary reason behind the deadlocked coronavirus relief negotiations.

Economists surveyed by Refinitiv expected 1.12 million new claims.

Both political parties broadly support a fresh round of $1,200 stimulus payments, but there are several key outstanding issues on a deal, including the price tag.

New York was ranked the lowest in the country in terms of economic outlook by a new report that examines policies and whether they have helped or hurt their state’s competitiveness.