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If the labor market really does begin to suffer ill effects from the trade war, a rising unemployment rate would make it quite clear.

President Donald Trump and billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk continued to clash Thursday, with Trump linking their fraying relationship to his administration’s efforts to reduce support for electric vehicles.

The European Central Bank on Thursday offered no surprises as it cut interest rates for the eighth time in a year — further widening the differential between official U.S. and eurozone policy rates, a gulf that has prompted President Donald Trump to lash out repeatedly at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Brown-Forman’s stock is having its worst day ever and heading for a 12-year low after the spirits seller fell short of its profit and revenue expectations.

Changes to the state-and-local tax deductions could threaten the delicate balance struck in the House

Stock markets worldwide are breaking records. That’s just when you want to be the most careful.

Paramount’s sale to Skydance Media has stalled amid regulatory paralysis — and Lightshed Partners predicts that if a resolution isn’t reached by October, the deal will be called off.

AppLovin and Interactive Brokers are among the largest companies by market cap that still aren’t in the benchmark index.

With the end of Southwest Airlines’ beloved “bags fly free” policy, fliers are stuck shelling out money to check their bags — and some are exploring creative ways to offset the cost.

Before buying a house, hiring a new employee or investing a large sum of cash, some Americans are consulting their horoscopes.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.85% as of June 5, down 4 basis points from a week ago.

The Education Department is putting pressure on Columbia’s accreditor, whose seal of approval the school needs to get federal grants and loans.