ThinkstockIf you were looking for one last look at what the Federal Reserve was and may still be thinking about when to raise interest rates, the Minutes of the September 16 to 17 FOMC…
The financial markets will get another look at the Federal Reserve's minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on Thursday.
Milwaukee is the worst city for black Americans because, among other things, the unemployment rate among the group in the city is over 17%.
When Christine Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund spoke last week, it had all the hallmarks of a precursor to a downgrade of the the agency's global growth targets.
Courtesy Maersk LineThe reading on international trade, known as the U.S. trade deficit to those who have been watching the reading since the 1980s and 1990s, came in at -$48.3 billion in the month…
Maryland's poverty rate is the second lowest of all states, an example of the difference between the state's economic health compared to most of the country.
The economy of Midland, Texas, grew last year by more than twice the rate of the metro area with the next largest economic growth.
Despite crime dropping in the city for three consecutive years, Detroit remains the most dangerous city in America.
Should the Federal Reserve replace its dual-mandate with a three-part mandate, adding financial stability to its existing mandates for price stability and maximum employment?
Two additional reports on manufacturing were released on Thursday, with a smell of slowdown still lingering in the air.
Has Christine Lagarde just made a pre-downgrade announcement to avoid making any waves when the IMF downgrades global growth next week?
Echoing others before it, a fresh report from Fitch Ratings has lowered its global economic outlook for 2015.
The monthly reports from the National Association of Credit Management (NACM) rarely get noticed at all by investors and economists, but this should be watched closer than it is currently.
The Institute for Supply Management has released its September report of the Chicago Business Barometer, and it is ugly.
The latest TrimTabs report indicates that only 149,000 payrolls were created in September.