Meanwhile, export trends are likely to be erratic: a short-term surge in shipments as firms race to beat new tariffs, ...

Keith Shaw: Counterfeiting is no longer just about luxury goods or fake currency. It’s now infiltrating areas like ...

Stickers now routinely sell for at least twice the suggested retail price of 150 pesos ... That has produced a white-hot economy in which the black-market value of packs of figuritas has soared.

For Ellie Currence, every trip to the grocery store brings a moment of sticker shock. "Everything is more expensive, which is a huge bummer because it's the essentials I need," says Currence, who ...

When experts claim "the stock market isn't the economy," they're highlighting a crucial disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street. With record market participation and recent tariff-induced ...

Strange market logic shows why good news for the economy can be bad news for stocks. Some investors want to see growth and employment falter so the Fed cuts interest rates.

This time, maybe the stock market is the economy. Financial markets around the world have plummeted in the days since President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, setting off a global trade war.

Too often when you hear folks talking about the condition of the economy, they’re using the stock market as a proxy and illustration of that condition. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

The current bull market started nearly a decade ago on March 9, 2009, near the end of the Great Recession, which wreaked havoc on the American economy from December 2007 to June 2009.