September, taking a breather following a recent stretch of strong gains.6% gain in August,‌ the Commerce Department's Census ...

The United States has reduced its purchases of Nigerian goods by about $615m in the first eight months of this year following the introduction of new tariffs by President Donald Trump, fresh trade ...

A semi-viral post claiming the poverty line is $140,000 may be BS, but the precariousness Americans feel in everyday life is ...

Armenians are one of the few ethnic groups whose racial categorization is entirely up for debate. Are we Eastern European or ...

Sales up 0.2%, driven by interest at miscellaneous store retailers, gasoline stations, and health & personal care stores - ...

The number of homes yanked from the market surged 28% in September as many sellers opted to delist rather than accept a lower ...

September’s retail sales report provided the first official read on consumer spending in two months after the government ...

Census results are used to draw district lines, allocate seats in Congress, and distribute government funding for essential ...

US retail sales rose 0.2 per cent in September to $733.3bn, marking a slowdown from the previous month and falling short of ...

Also on Tuesday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the producer price index report, which can help give an indication of where consumer prices are headed. The PPI increased 0.3% in September; ...

U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in September, taking a breather following a recent stretch of strong gains.

Stocks hold steady Tuesday morning after the S&P 500's tech-driven rally on Monday, which saw Alphabet jump over 6% on optimism around its Gemini AI model; Meta is reportedly in talks to use Google ...