Renovation nation: The prospects for repairing America's infrastructure
The country's roads, bridges and airports are in dire need of work - but where will the money come from?
Infrastructure
Ex-transportation secretary on "fine print" of Trump's infrastructure plan
Anthony Foxx says that money should be spent first where there's traffic and congestion
Sen. Rubio on Trump's call to invest $1 trillion on infrastructure
In his first address to a joint session of Congress, the president took aim at our "crumbling infrastructure," Obamacare, and more
Trump team’s infrastructure plan has some big gaps
Two key administration officials’ proposal hinges on tax credits to the private sector, which can go only so far
This Mexican company could benefit from Trump's wall
Giant multinational cement maker Cemex is well placed, with 13 plants in the U.S. and six close by the border
Watch out for a Trump-Yellen showdown
If interest rate hikes spark a stock market sell-off, it will be hard for the already anti-Fed president to ignore
Senate Dems to propose $1 trillion infrastructure plan: AP
They say they're hoping to find common ground with Trump but GOP leaders are seen as unlikely to warm to Dem plan
How to invest in the coming infrastructure boom
The sector is huge but amorphous, making it tough to place bets on -- here’s a roadmap to some beneficiaries
Trump’s infrastructure plan showing signs of decay
His often-repeated campaign promise to pump $1 trillion into a massive rebuilding project is looking less promising
Yes, you can still get in on the post-election rally
Even with the massive run-up in stock prices, select categories continue to offer attractive investment opportunities
Infrastructure, jobs and wages: It's not so simple
Economists like to tout the "multiplier effect" that amplifies the impact of government spending, but there's a wrinkle
OECD: Infrastructure spending is good, protectionism bad
The international economic agency also slightly raises its forecast for 2017 global growth to 3.3 percent
Trump appears to back away from some campaign promises
Trump disavowed the alt right but defended Breitbart, and he weighed in on prosecuting Hillary Clinton, climate change and libel laws in the wide-ranging discussion with reporters and editors
Amtrak CEO on new trains, Trump's promises on infrastructure
Amtrak is moving forward under new leadership and watching President-elect Donald Trump, who’s promising investment in America’s infrastructure
Yellen says she's staying, pushing back against Donald Trump
Federal Reserve chief defends Dodd-Frank regulations that the president-elect wants to shred
Global markets rebound from their sell-offs
Following Wall Street’s more benign take on a Trump presidency, share prices worldwide rally widely and strongly
Why stocks greeted Trump's win with a rally
Despite their previous fearful stance, traders found potential boosts for several sectors, but a lot remains in flux
The life-saving potential of drones in Africa
Humanitarian groups see drones as a "leapfrog technology" on the continent with the worst infrastructure of any developing region
Can U.S. bring back $2 trillion hoarded overseas?
Call for a tax holiday on repatriated offshore earnings to fix nation's crumbling infrastructure; opponents say it won't work
ECB: Ready to do add more stimulus, but not right now
Concerned that inflation is still lagging badly, central bank officials say they’re prepared to keep pushing if necessary
Brace yourself, Cuba, the Americans are coming
As 1st flight to island nation from U.S. in half century arrives, permission for many more is granted, but is Cuba ready for influx?
How Trump and Clinton would rebuild creaky infrastructure
Both nominees see the need for massive spending, but they differ widely in their approaches to this critical task
Comparison: Trump vs. Clinton on the economy
The two presidential candidates have offered competing proposals to create jobs and grow the economy - how do their plans stack up?
What a Donald Trump economy might look like
We can start to picture it by reviewing what he gets wrong about the economy as well as what he gets right
Mario Draghi on what world growth needs now
The ECB president calls for global leaders to act "in alignment" to implement policies such as more public spending
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen
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The life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent in the U.S.
U.S. troops on Okinawa facing curfew, alcohol ban after murder charge vs. Marine
Christa Pike is conscious, speaking after botched execution, attorneys say
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Former Cornell frat members ask university to clear their names
Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan to be executed Dec. 3, email states
In Maine Senate debate, Collins and Jackson both criticize Trump — but spar over how
