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Incomes are rising for many American households, yet those gains are not shared equally across the board.
U.S. import prices recorded their biggest increase in seven months in August as the cost of petroleum surged.
U.S. homebuilding fell in August as a rebound in the construction of single-family houses was offset by weakness in the volatile multifamily home segment.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will not buy Boeing's Super Hornet jets if it continues to pursue a lawsuit against Bombardier.
For the true story on the U.S. economy, small-cap stocks' sluggish performance may be a better guide, according to Jefferies.
Conglomerates looking for top executives are opening the door to candidates who don't work at multibillion-dollar, global companies, USA Today reports.
Three quarters of respondents say Trump deserves credit for the market's record run, according to the latest CNBC Global CFO Council survey.
Jackson Palmer has a few few cautionary words for investors who are falling for cryptocurrency coins.
Traders hope to hear whether the economic impact of the hurricanes could affect the Fed's view on interest rates and the economy.
Trump's latest shrewd political moves have increased chances that tax reform will get done in the next 10 weeks, says Larry Kudlow.
Two important forward-looking measures are signaling not just a slowdown but a very strong possibility of recession in 2018
Taking out the red pen as weak retail sales and industrial production numbers point to lower than expected 3Q growth
At next week's Fed meeting, one factor could stand out: the dot plot of members' expectations for interest rates.
The Amish community is growing at a rate that may surprise outsiders, N.Y. Times reports.
U.S. business inventories were expected to continue to grow in July.
U.S. industrial output fell in August for the first time since January as Hurricane Harvey battered oil, gas and chemical plants along the Gulf Coast and a cool summer sapped utility demand in the east, the Federal Reserve said on Friday.
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