Economics

Smith and director Antoine Fuqua are the first to pull a major film from Georgia in response to the state's restrictive voting law.

The industry has been confident that the strange problem would straighten itself before long. That now seems unlikely.

The post-pandemic beauty boom has arrived.

Could it be that walking around with little white plastic tubes sticking out of your ears has actually become cool?

When everything is a computer, you need a lot more chips.

Senior execs from almost 20 companies are heading to the White House today

The U.S. economy is at an "inflection point" with expectations that growth and hiring will pick up speed in the months ahead, but also risks if a hasty reopening leads to a continued increase in coronavirus cases, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said.

Despite the pandemic, it was a record-setting year for the world’s wealthiest- with a $5 trillion surge in wealth and an unprecedented number of new billionaires.

From saving to budgeting to investing, here's what to teach your kids about money at every stage.

With the one-year mark of the pandemic passed, Grand Rapids-based Meijer revealed shopping habits and lifestyle changes among shoppers.

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Office suppliers and clothing retailers could see more store closures after the pandemic.

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The South Korean electronics maker wasn't able to keep up with Apple, Samsung, and Chinese competitors

Personal finance education in middle and high schools has been disrupted by Covid just as it's crucially important

Norwegian Cruise Line wants to start US cruises again on July 4, and it's willing to require all passengers and staff to be vaccinated before it sets sail.

General Motors is idling more plants and extending shutdowns at other facilities in North America due to a continued shortage of semiconductor chips that are used to control myriad operations in vehicles, including the infotainment, power steering and brake systems. In an update Thursday, GM indica…

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Bob Riney, Henry Ford Health System's most veteran hospital administrator, made a personal plea Thursday during a Zoom teleconference with reporters for people to wear masks and take more seriously the latest COVID-19 outbreak sweeping through Detroit and Michigan.

Teachers who are tasked with leading instruction on personal finance are not always well-equipped to teach it — and can benefit from specialized training.

Recent setbacks raise doubt about how quickly businesses can respond to customers who seem intent on spending freely.

The U.S. economy is currently lapping the one-year anniversary of the darkest economic days of the pandemic.

Teach kids about money and they’re more likely to go to college, graduate with less debt and have better credit as adults.

Far too few students receive personal finance education during high school. Yet they are expected to make big financial decisions after they graduate.

Fewer Black and Hispanic students than whites are required to take a personal finance course to graduate high school, research shows.

The top 1% of New Yorkers paid $4.9 billion in local income taxes in 2018, accounting for 42.5% of the income tax collected by the city

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U.S. producer prices climbed more than forecast last month in a broad advance, indicating inflationary pressures continue to build across the nation's economy.The producer price index for final demand increased 1 percent in March from the prior month after a 0.5 percent gain in February, the Labor…