Trump Job Rating: 38% Approve, 59% Disapprove...
Leading Indicators Show Economic Clouds Gathering...
S&P 500 Signals the US Stock Rally Momentum is Waning
Under the surface of the US stock market’s march to record highs this month, there are signs the rally is running out of gas.
IN-N-OUT billionaire leaving California: 'Doing business not easy here'...
From toys to TVs, return fraud running rampant...
Federal Workforce in DC Area Has Shrunk by About 22,000 People...
Kennedy Aide's Start-Up Can Get You Tax Break on $9,000 Sauna...
Economic warning as more than half-million people could leave US this year
Predicted decline in net migration will have impact that one economist said could "spill over into almost every sector of the economy."
Buffett sets alarm bells ringing on Wall St...
The Worst Performer in Billionaires' Portfolios? Trophy Art...
Netflix Profits Surge 45% Off Higher Subscription Prices
Netflix reported stronger than expected second-quarter results Thursday, with profit jumping 45 percent year-over-year as the streaming giant benefited from price increases and a growing advertising business.
US Firms Passing Some Cost Hikes To Consumers: Fed Survey
Many US firms passed along "at least a portion of cost increases" to consumers in recent weeks, as businesses faced higher prices linked to President Donald Trump's tariffs, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday.
Debt Rating Downgrade Shakes US
Moody's had been a holdout in keeping U.S. sovereign debt at the highest credit rating possible, and brings the 116-year-old agency into line with its rivals.
104% Tarrifs on China! How will the economy react?
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) -The United States said on Tuesday that 104% duties on imports from China will take effect shortly after midnight, even as the administration of President Donald Trump moved to quickly start talks with other trading partners targeted by sweeping tariffs. S&P 500 companies have lost $5.8 trillion in stock market value since Trump's tariff announcement last Wednesday, the deepest four-day loss since the benchmark was created in the 1950s, according to LSEG data.
Dollar in trouble according to Morgan Stanley