Dani Romero

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.

Texas manufacturing activity accelerated in August as a surge in new orders and improving business sentiment pointed to stronger growth across the state’s factory sector, according to a monthly ...

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh signaled the central bank may have more work to do on inflation, saying recent data hasn’t shown meaningful improvement in underlying price pressures.

Americans filed fewer applications for unemployment benefits last week, a sign that layoffs remain subdued.

The economy grew at an annualized rate of 1.5% in the second quarter of this year, unchanged from the Commerce Department’s initial estimate released last month.

Americans became more pessimistic in August as concerns about future business and labor market conditions dragged consumer confidence lower, according to the monthly survey from the Conference Board.

Regional Federal Reserve surveys are painting one of the strongest pictures in years for U.S. manufacturing.

The U.S. economy gained momentum in August, with a rebounding service sector helping business activity expand at its fastest pace since April 2022.

Economic activity showed signs of strengthening in July, pointing to continued growth in the months ahead, according to data from the Conference Board.

The merger that created apartment giant Vivmark Residential has run into resistance from regulators, who are requiring the company to sell two downtown Boston properties, according to Massachusetts ...

Home Depot’s latest earnings report revealed that homeowners are still handling everyday repairs, but it also signaled they’re starting to spend more on a wider range of projects around the house.

America’s largest apartment owners are looking at stepping up project investments as smaller landlords struggle with a financing crunch.

U.S. retail sales sank to their lowest in over a year in July as consumers pulled back on online shopping and vehicle sales.

Wholesale inflation stalled in July, thanks to lower energy prices, but property development costs moved higher.

The latest inflation reading showed price growth eased slightly in July, though shelter costs still accounted for about two-thirds of the monthly increase in consumer prices.