In Memphis, reflections of America's economic divide
In this city and many others across the U.S., the recovery since the Great Recession is something people only read about
Economy
U.S. stocks slide after disappointing jobs report
Banks hardest hit as June interest rate increase viewed as off the table; gold and Treasuries surge
The earnings recession is a heavy weight on stocks
A collapse in corporate profits -- now running four straight quarters -- heightens risks for the rest of the year
In Indiana, Obama to take victory lap on economy
The president is expected to take credit for lifting the U.S. out of its economic doldrums
Japan urges G7 to avert another economic crisis
During the talks, Japanese PM compared the current global economic situation to conditions just before the 2008 financial crisis
The Great Recession ended years ago, right?
Not according to many Americans -- especially those on the less-wealthy end of the spectrum, where times are still tough
Hillary Clinton talks about her husband's role in her administration
But whether the former president would actually be living in the White House was left unsaid
IMF: Brexit could cripple London as financial center
Managing Director Christine Lagarde also said Britain leaving the EU could lead to "market volatility" and recession
Bernie Sanders' economic plan would add $18T in debt
The presidential candidate's plan would add $18 trillion in debt over a decade
A Trump proposal for national debt would send rates soaring
Experts say paying creditors less than full value on U.S. bonds is a reckless idea that would derail economic growth
EU now sees a lower growth rate for 2016 and 2017
It's citing an unpredictable global outlook marked by political uncertainty and weakness in emerging markets
Stocks soar to finish at highest levels of 2016
Sentiment lifted by trade data from China and better-than-expected earnings from banking powerhouse JPMorgan Chase
Retail sales shrink as consumers pull back on spending
Despite a healthier job market, Americans are counting their pennies amid feeble economic growth
Obama touts new federal rules that target corporate tax inversions
U.S. companies use this practice to move their address overseas in order to avoid paying taxes at home
Trump urges investors to shun stocks, warns of "massive" recession
GOP front-runner says the U.S. economy is headed for a major slowdown, a view at odds with most economists
U.S. manufacturing grows in March, ending 5 months of declines
Increase suggests factories are adapting to turmoil abroad, where a stronger dollar and weakening economies have hurt sales
March jobs report shows sturdy gains; wages rebound
Unemployment rate edges up to 5 percent, as more people look for work, and average hourly earnings rise after one-month drop
It's weaker profits vs. stronger consumers
The lagging corporate sector is dragging down U.S. GDP growth, and that's bad news for stocks
Will election 2016 soothe Americans' job fears?
As employment, wages and inequality fuel voters' anger, politicians seem to be mainly exploiting those sentiments
The Fed and higher rates: How soon, how often?
Investors cheered as Yellen & Co. held pat, but reality could soon disrupt market expectations of distant and slow hikes
A surprise but welcome jump in eurozone industry
Output in January climbed by the most since 2009, but some economists predict the surge isn't likely to persist
In Michigan, Clinton lays out plan to boost American jobs
Ahead of the primary on Tuesday, the Democratic candidates vie for worker support
3 things a President Trump could do to the economy
Immigrant ban, trade sanctions and budget busters prompt belated moves by financial leaders to block businessman's rise
U.S. productivity stuck in slow-growth mode
Final three months of 2015 had sharpest decline in nearly two years, though the drop not as large as first reported
Buffett: Eonomy weaker than he expected but growing
Billionaire investor says he's optimistic about country's long-term prospects and can't predict impact of negative rates
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