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Longshoremen with the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and their supporters picket outside of the Dundalk Marine Terminal at the Port of Baltimore.
Finance
Here’s what’s impacted as the dockworker strike halts U.S. ports
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezOctober 3, 2024
Auto mechanic Willie Chung works on a vehicle at the Express Auto Service Inc
Success
US job openings rose in August, surprising economists
By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressOctober 1, 2024
Striking longshoremen carry signs and cheer behind a man speaking to them with a megaphone.
Finance
Port strike hits billions in trade for importers like Walmart, LG, and Samsung
By Greg McKennaOctober 1, 2024
U.S. economy could lose $4.5 billion a day as ports hit with biggest dockworkers strike since 1977
Finance
U.S. economy could lose $4.5 billion a day as ports hit with biggest dockworkers strike since 1977
By Tom Krisher, Tassanee Vejpongsa and The Associated PressOctober 1, 2024
A side-by-side picture of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
Politics
The Harris-Trump race is boiling down to capitalism vs. populism
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressSeptember 25, 2024
Federal Reserve of Minneapolis president Neel Kashkari
Finance
Top Fed official calls for further interest rate cuts, focus on labor market
By Paolo ConfinoSeptember 23, 2024
The Fed thinks it’s won its inflation fight but most Americans are still unhappy with the economy
Finance
The Fed thinks it’s won its inflation fight but most Americans are still unhappy with the economy
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressSeptember 23, 2024
Poll: Trump losing edge on economy, once a key strength
Politics
Poll: Trump losing edge on economy, once a key strength
By Josh Boak, Linley Sanders and The Associated PressSeptember 20, 2024
Jerome Powell says the Fed can cut rates but it can’t fix the housing crisis
Finance
Jerome Powell says the Fed can cut rates but it can’t fix the housing crisis
By Alena BotrosSeptember 19, 2024
The Fed cut doesn’t mean mortgage rates will suddenly fall. But lower rates are coming
Finance
The Fed cut doesn’t mean mortgage rates will suddenly fall. But lower rates are coming
By Alena BotrosSeptember 18, 2024
A triple threat stalks the housing market as rates, costs, and election anxiety collide
Finance
A triple threat stalks the housing market as rates, costs, and election anxiety collide
By Alena BotrosSeptember 18, 2024
Jamie Dimon
Finance
Ahead of the Fed meeting, Jamie Dimon weighs in on rate cuts
By Hannah Levitt and BloombergSeptember 17, 2024
Diane Swonk, chief economist and managing director at KPMG LLP, during a panel on the outlook of the US election during the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) economic policy conference in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2024. The theme of this year's annual meeting is "Navigating Geopolitical Turbulence and Domestic Uncertainty." Photographer: Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Finance
Lower mortgage rates aren’t igniting the housing market. There are 2 key reasons why, top economist says
By Alena BotrosSeptember 16, 2024
While Utah, 2023’s happiest state, lost to Hawaii in WalletHub’s 2024 Happiest States in America rankings, it maintained its reign atop the work environment and community and environment categories.
Life
Utah has the best work environment in America, including the fewest hours on the clock. Here’s where your state ranks
By Lindsey LeakeSeptember 11, 2024
Donald Trump Kamala Harris
Politics
Harris and Trump clash in first debate of the 2024 race for president
By Zeke Miller, Michelle L. Price, Jill Colvin, Josh Boak and The Associated PressSeptember 10, 2024
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