Dani Romero

American consumers turned more pessimistic in September as worries about higher prices, fuel costs and trade tensions weighed on their views of the economy.

Federal Reserve officials signaled that additional rate hikes are likely to come before the year's end.

U.S. business activity accelerated to its strongest pace in more than five years in September as stronger customer demand helped fuel new orders and employment at manufacturers and service providers.

Global dealmakers are signing more blockbuster acquisitions, reviving hopes of a mergers-and-acquisitions comeback after two years of sluggish activity.

The outlook for U.S. economic activity slipped, with a leading index posting its first monthly decline since March in a suggestion that growth could ease in the months ahead.

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level since July and recurring claims sank to a more than two-year low.

Federal Reserve policymakers raised interest rates for the first time since 2023 in an effort to tamp down inflation and signaled another increase could be on the way.

Simon Property Group, the largest U.S. mall owner, believes its biggest competitive advantage isn't retail. It's the experience.

Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair, who helped oversee the U.S. banking system during the 2008 financial crisis, is concerned about new signs of financial overenthusiasm. Instead of mortgage lending that ...

Inflation picked up in August as Americans paid more at the pump, underscoring how price pressures remain elevated.

August brought a broader late-summer pullback in office attendance.

Wholesale inflation heated up in August, driven by higher energy prices and persistent underlying cost pressures.

Changing jobs is paying off again, according to data from Bank of America.

Confidence among small businesses pulled back in August as owners grew less optimistic about business conditions over the next six months.

The U.S. added 162,000 jobs in August, the Labor Department reported, suggesting the labor market regained its footing after a soft start to the summer.

America’s trade gap widened in July as imports of computers, accessories and semiconductors surged, underscoring how the artificial intelligence buildout is fueling demand for technology equipment ...

Data centers have become a critical source of support for the construction and manufacturing industries, according to a Federal Reserve survey.

American manufacturers saw bookings pick up in July after a two-month slide, underscoring the industrial economy's resilience.

Spending on data center construction surged in July as technology companies accelerated the buildout of infrastructure needed to support artificial intelligence, according to newly released ...

Manufacturing expanded for the eighth straight month in August, as factories continued to add workers, increase production and book new orders.