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

Telecom titan Ergen may get zapped by the FCC and investors.

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

The former Federal Reserve economist cited concern over a lengthy Senate confirmation process.

The Oracle co-founder is the second-biggest individual investor in Tesla, according to new filings.

Apple became the latest U.S. company on Wednesday to say an “economic deceleration” in China had hurt its sales.

Powell seemingly acknowledged that despite strong economic data, investors are anxious after Wall Street experienced a rocky month in December

Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said the U.S. central bank could stop raising interest rates if inflation doesn’t increase.

After all, who knows what’s best for the economy? The Fed? Trump? Wall Street?

The Department of Labor released its payroll data early Friday morning, its final one for 2018.

U.S. stocks endured wild swings last week, but were able to avoid a bear market.

Financial markets will need to brace for next year.