The end of one year and beginning of another is a natural time of reflection and assessment. As far as 2025 goes, all I can say is – WHAT A YEAR! Economic changes occur constantly, but 2025 saw ...

In rich countries around the globe, singlehood is on the rise. The percentage of people living without a partner (spouse, lover, etc.) has doubled in the past 50 years, to half of all men and 41% of ...

Which data points qualify as true recession indicators? The yield curve, a comparison of short- and long-term interest rates, was scary recently, but does not suggest super high recession fears at the ...

Americans should expect to be flush with cash next year, with fat tax-refund checks and more take-home pay in their pockets, says a top contender to become President Trump’s next Federal Reserve chair ...

White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett praised Thursday’s consumer price index (CPI) report, which showed inflation rose less than expected. "It was just an absolute blockbuster ...

Workers with an aptitude for explaining how artificial intelligence tools function in simple terms are more likely to find success in the job market, according to an economist who focuses on the ...

COLONIE — Capital Region Chamber members and nonmembers sat scattered across dozens of tables in a banquet hall at the Albany Marriott Hotel on Friday for the Chamber’s annual economic outlook ...

After a year of record gains for the crypto industry, recent forces have sent itinto a tailspin. Bitcoin, for example, reached dazzling heights of more than $120,000 in October — before crashing back ...

A leading contender to become President Trump’s next Federal Reserve chair said the administration expects larger tax refunds and higher take-home pay next year, as many Americans continue to express ...

An economist has warned that the recent increase in America's unemployment rate represents an especially concerning signal for the labor market and wider U.S. economy. On X, Justin Wolfers, a ...

After a year of roller coaster tariffs, mass layoffs and a record-long government shutdown, the latest jobs figures may be a warning sign that the U.S. economy is headed toward an actual recession.

Next year will be “no gangbuster year,” for the economy, according to one of Southern California’s leading economists, James Doti. Last year, the president emeritus at Chapman University and its team ...