From fewer job openings to smaller raises, all the signs point to a higher unemployment rate and a weaker job market.

The month of April was tough on investors who sold off trillions in stocks as President Donald Trump’s tariff war kicked off in earnest.

Less than three months into his second term, Donald Trump has sparked global policy uncertainty. The US itself is at risk of ...

Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, remains bullish on the long run. At the same time, he acknowledges that people ...

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The ripping up of the trade rule book caused by President Trump's tariffs will slow economic growth in some countries ... uncertainty is literally off the charts." The confusion over why nations ...

In a range of long-running surveys, consumers and businesses expressed worry that Trump’s tariffs will raise prices, cause a recession, or both. Economists consider these metrics as barometers of how ...

A line chart showing ... to lose their jobs. Some Chinese buyers are already declining to take delivery of Boeing jets. Trump prides himself on being good a pro-growth president.

Microsoft — Stock in the technology behemoth climbed more than 6% on the heels of better-than-expected third-quarter results on the top and bottom lines. Microsoft earned $3.46 per share on revenue of ...

It's the 100th day of President ... job seekers for fewer positions, sending unemployment higher. "While we believe that there are policy agenda items that will ultimately be positive for growth ...