The Consumer Confidence Index, sitting at 129.1 in July, is mostly unchanged from its previous several months, according to a report from The Conference Board....
Goldman Sachs has cut its perception for U.S. economic activity for the near future, with the reasons being twofold: the slowdown in consumer spending and...
The Federal Reserve is planning to meet this week to discuss when and how it will scale back its low pandemic interest rates, given the...
Supply chains connecting the world’s economies are at or near the breaking point due to the COVID-19 surge, natural disasters in Asia and Europe and...
Business activity in the U.S. grew at a moderate pace in July for the second consecutive month, suggesting economic cooling in what was predicted to...
As of mid-July, just under half (49.3 percent) of Americans report being vaccinated and roughly 57 percent are halfway there with a single dose. While...
The Labor Department’s Thursday (July 22) report showed that new weekly jobless claims for the week ending July 17 unexpectedly went up to 419,000, an...
Britain’s public finances could be in jeopardy as part of the permanent shift toward working from home, according to a member of the government’s independent...
Medical debt in the U.S. is more than any government department was aware, with collection agencies trying to recoup debts totaling some $140 billion, The...