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Berkshire Hathaway leader says candidates are "dead wrong" about something he says they can't stop talking about
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Berkshire Hathaway leader says candidates are "dead wrong" about something he says they can't stop talking about
Wall Street mostly erases rise that came with encouraging economic news in U.S. and word that China won't devalue its currency
With fourth-quarter 2015 GDP revised a bit higher and Americans spending more in January, 2016 has some new hope
Americans lost a little confidence this month amid worries that slowing economic growth will hurt the job market
Americans boost expenditures at the fastest pace in eight months, while incomes increased by the most since June
Political leaders and experts alike thought America was insulated from economic turmoil abroad -- they were wrong
One longtime market watcher wonders: Why did lawmakers ask the Fed chair about policies they should be tackling?
A look at where the Ohio governor stands on education, immigration, abortion, the economy and foreign policy
The unemployment rate has fallen below 5 percent for the first time in nearly eight years
GOP candidates made claims about military spending cuts and pay for construction workers
Estimates of the record-setting storm's economic impact vary, but they've already climbed from initial figures
The steep decline in oil prices -- now at a 12-year low -- has been a severe blow to Russia's oil-dependent economy
Wall Street is significantly dialing back its expectations for further monetary tightening by the U.S. central bank this year
The latest data show how the troubles that last year weighed on the U.S. -- mainly from China -- have yet to ease
As the calendar begins anew, take a look at what's likely ahead for stocks, the economy, rates and more
Steady growth in labor market, low mortgage rates and tight inventories helped fuel rising values last month
While some shares, especially Netflix, sparkled in 2015, such a performance will likely be an outlier again next year
The Commerce Dept.'s latest update puts economic output at 2 percent, down from the earlier 2.1 percent
As oil and gas prices tumble, swing state sees boon for consumers and businesses even as fracking boom turns to bust
As U.S. central bank readies to make its first rate increase since 2006, there's case to be made for staying at zero -- or not
Shoppers picked up their spending last month at clothiers, sporting goods stores, online retailers and electronics outlets
Big cities like Dhaka and Mumbai virtually power entire national economies, and they're now at a "critical juncture" with sea levels creeping up
America's middle class has hollowed out over the past four decades, shifting from economic majority to economic minority
American workers are finally seeing modestly bigger paychecks -- are happy days here again?
For 2016, they're predicting slightly less GDP expansion, while they also see the job market continuing to strengthen