Consumer spending, the backbone of the American economy, is flashing warning signs reminiscent of the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.

Northern Tax-Advantaged Ultra-Short Fixed Income Fund outperformed its benchmark during the quarter. Read more here.

The jobless rate has been low for a decade. Tariffs could change that and drive up inflation as well. hurting GDP ...

With the seesaw movements in tariffs, businesses state they have been largely absorbing their price increases (passing on roughly 22% of those higher costs through June). But according to Goldman ...

From coffee shops to bars, businesses are enticing the increasingly cash-conscious consumer with recession-themed deals.

The Inland Empire has a history of betting on sectors that were highly successful in employment generation for a while but ...

State benefits above the minimum wage are paid to a million Britons increasingly being parked on welfare for mental health conditions, new analysis shows.

The U.S. economy might be headed for a bout of high inflation and slow growth, but economists expect it to be far less severe than the malaise of the 1970s.

Tariffs, regulations, and economic pressures dominated MEMA’s Commercial Vehicle Outlook Conference. Here’s what executives and analysts had to say.

"What I'm hearing is that businesses aren't going to press the gas when who knows what lies around the next curve," said Tom Barkin, president and chief executive of Federal ...

Job growth was weak in July, and revisions to May and June numbers suggest that it reached a near standstill over the summer.

The nation's most important financial institution has always acted independently. President Trump is trying to change that.