The U.S. economy has grown increasingly bifurcated, with spending largely dependent on affluent households. Companies, and the Fed, are concerned.

Upper-income Americans are doing better, while low- and moderate-income households are falling behind. Why does that matter?

Discover how ample liquidity and careful Fed policies are driving U.S. economic growth despite recession fears.

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This week we've had some worrying looking unemployment figures and disappointing GDP growth. What does it all mean?

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In sizing up how the government shutdown is hurting the economy, independent economist Ethan Harris says it's "a small ...

Perhaps the most underappreciated economic benefit of renewables concerns productivity. Cheap, efficient energy is the ...

Cities that include the creative sector are seeing economic benefits.