China’s economy showed signs of weakening in July, with Beijing openly acknowledging that U.S. tariffs are taking a toll, multiple outlets reported Friday.
CNBC host Jim Cramer admitted Thursday the federal government may not be able to collect accurate economic data and the private sector should take over.
President Donald Trump's increased tariffs on India as punishment for purchasing Russian oil may have the unintended effect of driving a long-time U.S. ally into the arms of America's biggest ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday afternoon that again delayed the implementation of tariffs on Chinese goods for an extra 90 days.
Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent said during a “Morning Joe” interview Thursday that the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) used “corrupted” data leading to massive mistakes in initial job ...
Former Washington Post editor Glenn Kessler, who had written "The Fact Checker" since 2011, expressed dismay on Tuesday about the outlet becoming less left-leaning.
The U.S. trade deficit dropped in June to its lowest level in nearly two years, while the trade gap with China narrowed to levels not seen in over two decades, ...
The White House is preparing an executive order targeting banks that discriminate against customers based on political views, according to The Wall Street Journal.
China is pushing back strongly against U.S. attempts to restrict their importing of oil from Russia and Iran, exposing a key weakness for Beijing in trade negotiations.
Fox Business host Charles Payne called the collection of economic data by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) “terrible” and “antiquated” Monday, saying President Donald Trump was right to fire ...
Booz Allen Hamilton, a major contractor that generates nearly all of its revenue from government deals, continues to rake in billions of taxpayer dollars despite the Trump administration's vow to ...
With President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs set to take effect Friday, some major trading partners have locked in deals while others face the looming threat of steep penalties.
JP Morgan Chase CEO and Chairman Jamie Dimon on Thursday expressed optimism about President Donald Trump's second-term tariffs when CNBC reporter Leslie Picker asked him about them.