409 Economy results

Detroit's job growth remained weaker than the nation’s in July, with employment declining over the past year while U.S. job growth remained positive. Most major industries in the region lost jobs, ...

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

Record diesel prices are creating a new potential headwind for logistics tenants at a time when the U.S. industrial market is already grappling with elevated vacancy and slowing rent growth.

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 ...

Mortgage rates surged to their highest weekly average in more than a year as markets continue to grapple with inflation concerns.

Uber plans to lay off about 10% of its workforce, well over 3,000 workers, in a global restructuring that will bring staffing back to a level not seen since 2021.

Developers may need to budget more for electrical systems and other important building components as data center construction drives up demand for materials and pushes costs higher across the ...

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

Consumers received a modest boost to purchasing power in July, but higher incomes did not translate into stronger spending. Instead, households saved a larger share of their income, while spending ...

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.

After a sluggish start to the year, Minneapolis-St. Paul employers ramped up hiring this summer, bolstering the economic conditions that underpin demand for commercial real estate, even as parts of ...

After a relatively calm August in the mortgage market, borrowing costs soared to their highest average in 2026 on Monday.

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.

As markets grapple with ongoing economic obstacles and uncertainty, the mortgage market has found itself stuck.

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.

The mortgage market remains at a standstill as elevated borrowing costs keep some homebuyers out of the market.