More small businesses prefer a Democrat than Trump in the 2020 election, a new survey shows. That represents erosion of his traditional support
Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY
More Americans go without health insurance for the first time in a decade
Median household income was stagnant last year as poverty fell. Fewer Americans had health insurance
Robert Shiller, who predicted dot-com crash, sees less than 50% chance of recession in ’20
Economist Robert Shiller told the Financial News he believes there’s less than 50% chance of recession in 2020. Many economists predict a downturn
Powell: Fed is not ‘at all’ expecting a recession, saying economy continues to ‘perform well’
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Friday he doesn’t ‘at all’ expect the U.S. to enter a recession.
Economy added disappointing 130,000 jobs in August, giving Fed another reason to cut rates
Employers added just 130,000 jobs in August. Economists expected 160,000 payroll gains.
Workers are putting in fewer hours. Is that a sign a recession is coming?
Americans have worked fewer hours this year amid a trade war and global slowdown. That could foreshadow a slowdown in hiring, even a recession.
Economists question whether a payroll tax cut would be worth ballooning the deficit
Trump administration officials are reportedly considering a payroll tax cut. But economists say the modest benefit may not be worth a bigger deficit
Here’s some good news if you’re buying a home: cash is no longer king
All-cash home purchases have waned in popularity. The reasons include fading bidding wars, falling mortgage rates and rising prices.
A ‘troubling signal’ for the economy is fewer goods being shipped across the country
Retailers and manufacturers are shipping fewer goods by truck, rail and air. That’s adding to concerns about a possible looming recession
Here’s where you can have a 4-day work week. Is this the next big thing?
A growing number of businesses are adopting a four-day workweek to reduce burnout and bolster recruitment in a tight labor market.