Report: America's income inequality is on par with Russia's
The widening gap between rich and poor is blamed on "massive educational inequalities" in the U.S. and taxes
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The widening gap between rich and poor is blamed on "massive educational inequalities" in the U.S. and taxes
Investors were largely prepared for the increase, which brings the federal funds rate between 1.25 and 1.5 percent
Unemployment rate holds steady at 4.1 percent, but a tight labor market has yet to significantly boost wages
The president takes credit for rising growth and stock prices, but their uptrends depend on forces beyond his control
Consumer confidence is at a 17-year high, but there are several signs Americans are dealing with financial pressures
Their poll numbers are sagging, and they're short on legislative accomplishments -- so what does the GOP have to be happy about?
A big problem for lots of those in distress is financially insecure residents and a lack of opportunity
The U.S. territory continues to struggle with a "dire" situation after Hurricane Maria, with the economy projected to shrink next year
President Trump is targeting America's "shockingly" large trade gap with China, but economists say he's off the mark
Things look nearly perfect for the U.S. economy heading into the holidays -- just one problem: flaccid wage growth
Median base pay rose 1.6 percent in October, half its pace earlier this year, with some workers dropping behind
Despite disruptions from major hurricanes, the American economy showed strength for a second straight quarter
Call it congressional crowdsourcing: Do you prefer Janet Yellen, Jerome Powell or John Taylor to helm Federal Reserve?
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen outlined a bright view of the U.S. economy, which suggests the central bank may hike rates again
"The U.S. consumer remains healthy," top banker says, citing big gains in consumer loan and credit card businesses
With just four months left in central bank chief's term, Wall Street's wondering who will get nod from President Trump
The drop in September hiring is the first loss in six years, but unemployment dropped to 4.2 percent
Americans may not think gun violence affects them, but taxpayers are often forced to pick up the staggering tab
There'll be hundreds of thousands of openings in everything from consumer-facing positions to warehouse work
The Federal Reserve's quickening effort to push up interest rates despite tepid inflation has some investors worried
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg sat down with CBS News' Anthony Mason for a wide-ranging conversation
Former Shell Oil president says that some refineries hit by Harvey "could be down through Thanksgiving or longer"
Why giving teens until 8:30 a.m. to arrive at school could add billions of dollars to the country's economic growth
Since the 1950s, nearly 88 square miles of Houston-area wetlands have disappeared due to development
As Hurricane Harvey slammed into the Texas coast, it shut down some of the biggest oil and gas refineries in the country