As a partial government shutdown begins to bite the economy, trade friction with China increases and real wages have been close to static for over a decade, Americans do not think their financial situations…
The partial shutdown of the federal government and violent tug-of-war over the construction of a wall between the United States and Mexico has not hurt Donald's Trump's odds to win the next election.
People take weather reporting for granted, which for decades has been the case. The National Weather Service, the core of the nation's weather tracking operations remains open, for now.
The Federal Reserve announced on Thursday that it had sent payments of more than $65 billion back to the U.S. Treasury from its estimated net income in 2018.
Currently, the top economy in the world is that of the United States, but it could be overtaken in the next decade according to new forecasts.
Germany's Federal Statistics Office reported that industrial production in November marked the third consecutive month with declines.
Small business optimism dipped slightly month over month in December, and the year ended with a record number of job openings, stronger plans to create more jobs, and more investment in inventory.
The latest estimate of the number of empty apartments in China is 65 million, which is more than 20% of all residences in the nation's cities.
Political risk research firm and consultancy Eurasia Group has identified its top geopolitical risks for 2019. The list includes everything from growing nationalism to elections in Nigeria.
China's population will hit 1.44 billion, according to research by a government agency. That will put it at about four and a half times the U.S. figure.
Some Fed events and speeches are worth covering more than others, and that was definitely the case on Friday.
Manufacturing activity is slowing. That’s the view of the Institute for Supply Management’s Report on Business for the month of December. The Purchasing Managers Index came in at 54.1%. While this still represents growth…
The ADP National Employment Report showed that its sampling pool of companies added a sharp 271,000 private sector jobs during the month of December.
For those who were hoping for 4% growth in gross domestic product to continue late in 2018 and into 2019, the first economic release of 2019 might continue to temper expectations.
China's manufacturing economy contracted in December, a rare occurrence in the largest manufacturing nation in the world.
