Job openings decreased in March, and as employers react to April's tariffs, further pullbacks are likely in the months ahead.

The markets are holding out for more tariff deal progress, digging in their heels and nearly standing still in the meantime.

That's not the same as stopping checks, but that's cold comfort to the older Americans - fully half of them - who rely on Social Security for the majority of their living expenses. A 20% reduction in ...

Toronto's indexes were virtually flat in midday trading Tuesday. On the political front, Canadians voted in the Liberal Party for a fourth term in office but estimates show that it may be just short ...

The Atlanta Federal Reserve's GDPNow tracker sees the economy contracting at a 1.5% annual rate in the three months from January to March. That's down from the prior estimate of a negative-0.4% rate.

GM (GM) likely benefited from consumers fast-forwarding planned car purchases ahead of President Donald Trump's tariffs, and the carmaker reported first-quarter earnings above Wall Street expectations ...

Dow Jones today surged 230 points even as the S&P 500 slipped and the Nasdaq fell, wrapping up a wild day on Wall Street. Big headlines like UPS job cuts and Trump’s new China tariffs shook investors.