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Skydance Media has revised its bid to buy Paramount, allowing shareholders to cash out at a premium, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

Economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal expect the labor market to show healthy growth. In addition, the service sector is expected to improve.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies agreed Sunday to extend deep production cuts in an effort to buoy oil prices.

The U.S. stock market is turning a corner into a new month, with bullish investors looking to overcome lingering anxieties over inflation and higher interest rates.

The launch of Boeing Co.’s Starliner was scrubbed just minutes before what would have been the first crewed flight of the spacecraft Saturday, marking the latest in a series of delays for the historic mission.

Criminal-law professor: Conviction could impact Trump’s other criminal and civil cases.

Fueling a tale of grievance, persecution and a system ‘rigged’ against him.

Software companies, big conglomerates and even police departments are experimenting with a concept that no longer feels like a far-fetched fantasy.

The GDP of the United States grew by 2.5% last year, the unemployment rate stands at an incredibly low 3.8% and the stock market has rallied to new highs. Yet Americans are frustrated financially and exasperated with the economy.

Want to know whether or when the Federal Reserve is going to cut interest rates this year?

“Consumers are not saving less today because they have suddenly stopped caring about the proverbial rainy day; they’re saving less because their paycheck is struggling to keep up with inflation,” one economist said.

A cooler economy is usually not a welcome prospect, but the Federal Reserve’s fight to restore low inflation might be dependent upon it.