A job-training program for low-income older adults has lost funding just as new work requirements to qualify for benefits such as Medicaid and food assistance are set to begin.

A short question: How do I ignore the noise in the markets? A recession has been predicted for the past several years, but the sky has not fallen (yet). Even with a slew of positive economic news, I ...

The following are median forecasts for next week's U.S. data from a survey compiled by The Wall Street Journal. Write to Donna Huneke at [email protected] ...

High-speed passenger rail system Brightline’s mid-July decision to defer interest payments on a portion of its debt sent a ...

Shares--which initially edged higher in premarket trading after Colgate beat Wall Street's second-quarter profit and sales projections--ebbed 0.8% to $83.22 in midday trading. The stock has lost ...

Dow Jones Top Markets Headlines at 1 PM ET: Cooling Job Market Opens Door to September Cut Despite Inflation Jitters | U.S. ... Cooling Job Market Opens Door to September Cut Despite Inflation Jitters ...

Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods said the oil giant is looking for acquisition opportunities in the oil-and-gas space after losing its challenge to Chevron's $53 billion deal to buy Hess. Perella Weinberg ...

The STOXX Europe 600 Index is down 14.16 points or 2.57% this week to 535.79 --Largest one week point and percentage decline since the week ending April 4, 2025 --Today it is down 10.32 points or 1.89 ...

But there is a non-statistical basis for concern: an ominous parallel with the financial environment that prevailed in the weeks leading up to the October 1987 stock-market crash. On that day - Black ...

Headline inflation likely stayed unchanged from June, rising 2.2% on year, according to the median forecast of 11 economists polled by The Wall Street Journal. On a monthly basis, CPI is expected to ...

Trump isn't wrong at all. The most recently available data from the Treasury Department shows more than $150 billion in customs duties have been collected for the fiscal year to date.

Illinois Tool Works board has raised the diversified manufacturing company's quarterly dividend by 7.3%, to $1.61, from $1.50. The new payout, equal to $6.44 a year, represents an annual yield of ...