Dow closes at record for 5th day, but is everyone happy?
Since Donald Trump was elected president on November 8 -- 38 weeks ago -- the Dow is up nearly 20 percent
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U.S. jobs most held by immigrants, ranked
More than 28 million foreign-born persons are part of the U.S. labor force. Here's where they work.
Fed pauses on rates, blames low inflation
Low inflation continues to flummox the Fed nearly eight years after the economic recovery began
5 surprising facts about "Made in America"
Manufacturing in the U.S. isn't as dead as President Trump claims -- but it is changing beyond recognition
Ill. gov. vetoes income tax hike; Senate votes to override
Although there's no firm budget deadline, credit-rating houses have vowed to downgrade state's creditworthiness to "junk"
Why the housing shortage could get even worse
A lack of construction workers is driving up costs in some parts of the country -- and the trend seems unlikely to reverse
The president's job rating: Who approves, and who doesn't?
Closer look at what this week's CBS News poll says about those who are happy with job president is doing and those who are not
Poll: Positive views of U.S. economy on the rise
Americans' views of the economy are as high as they've been in 15 years, according to new CBS News poll
Fed's economic forecasts differ wildly from Trump's
President imagines 3% annual growth, while the Fed says the U.S. economy would be lucky to hit 2% -- huge difference, America
White House plans "workforce development week," led by Ivanka Trump
Amid the fallout from former FBI Director James Comey's testimony, the White House is pushing forward with a plan to help prepare Americans for the workforce
How much productivity lost as millions watched Comey?
FBI ex-chief's Senate performance attracted millions, distracting workers who could've gone about their daily jobs instead
Economists: the U.S. unlikely to meet Trump's economic goal
Business economists are eyeing GDP growth of 2.2 percent, lower than the White House's 3 percent goal
Trump wants to represent a Pittsburgh that doesn't exist
The president's citation of the one-time steel town for leaving the Paris agreement ignores the city's massive changes
Wall Street looks to economy and politics for cues
After rebounding from a harrowing selloff two weeks ago, traders brace for flood of economic data and political headlines
Melania Trump shines spotlight on growing luxury market
First Lady's $51,000 designer jacket part of a luxury apparel niche that's expected to grow 2% to 4% after several flat years
With Lacoste, Mont Blanc, socialist Cuba has 1st luxury mall
The Manzana de Gomez mall is selling high-end goods that cost more than some Cubans earn in a lifetime
The 5 most important job numbers to know right now
To understand how the U.S. labor market is really doing, look no further than these critical data points
Bernanke: Trump's pledge to revive U.S. manufacturing is "not realistic"
What the economy really needs is a raft of policies aimed at helping Americans climb the ladder, former Fed chief says
U.S. economic growth slows to weakest rate in 3 years
Consumers sharply cut spending during much of President Donald Trump's first quarter in the White House
The United States of Insecurity
One-third of middle-class families spend some part of the year in poverty, thanks to increasingly unstable jobs
Poll finds Americans are more confident in the economy
Fifty-eight percent of people consider the economy to be doing well, a 14-point bounce from last year
The new face of suburbia: Economic woes and early death
America's suburbs were once root soil for the American Dream -- now they are fertile ground for fatal drug overdoses
Here's how U.S. manufacturing will come back
A noted economist sees a different kind of manufacturing emerging -- one that requires educating a new generation of workers
Buffett to investors: Wall St. fees a waste of money
Billionaire investor behind Berkshire Hathaway says low-cost index funds beat most other investments over time
Nearly six in 10 don’t think Trump understands the complicated problems a president faces
Fifty-one percent of Americans still think Trump is a strong leader. Also, possible improper contacts with Russians are a bigger concern than intelligence leaks, according to a new CBS News poll
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Trump asking advisers if Hegseth should go, sources say
DOJ subpoenas California counties over alleged noncitizen voting
House Republican who voted to impeach Trump loses reelection
CBS News exit polls show how Democrats won in the midterms
Progressive beats GOP Rep. Tom Barrett in key Michigan district
Trump touts White House ballroom after GOP midterm losses
Outcome of Alaska Senate race could take weeks to determine
Vance blames Iran conflict for GOP defeats: "The reason we lost is the war"
