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A new study shows that more than three in five Americans believe a recession is coming.
A recession is almost guaranteed now. Will it start this year or next?
While gasoline at $6 a gallon seemed impossible a year ago, another geopolitical flare-up easily could push prices to that level.
Because a recession triggered by inflation and rising interest rates has not been part of the American economy for decades, it is hard to see how this one will play out.
Utah has an advantage that keeps unemployment will remain well below the national average.
Several theories have emerged about how a recession will begin soon.
Analysts increasingly believe that tech stocks are overpriced, one more reason the Nasdaq rally is over.
The World Bank recently warned that economies around the world could buckle. In the United States, the process has begun.
Some parts of the nation continue to suffer from high unemployment. At the top of this list is Yuma, Arizona.
Bernstein took a look at gig economy stocks and where they could go in light of a potential recession.
Economists increasingly believe a recession is all but inevitable. What does the next recession look like?
Goldman Sachs takes a look at financial services stocks and where they could go in light of a potentially pending recession.
Improved home equity has helped fuel optimism and consumer spending. Americans may feel poor as that equity decreases.
Goldman Sachs, one of Wall Street's most powerful investment banks, painted a new, grim picture of the American economy.