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A leading economist contends a recession is now more likely than not due to the Trump administration’s trade wars, and that the U.S. could suffer the biggest “stagflationary” shock in decades.

Another rumored partner has dismissed the prospect of an arrangement with Intel, suggesting the company won’t get outside help with its turnaround.

On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is set to become the latest major U.S. equity-market gauge to experience a “death cross.”

“College does not pay off for everyone,” according to a new report from the New York Fed.

Both of these stocks often see big postearnings moves. Meanwhile, the broader U.S. market is struggling to find its footing.

What will the folks in red hats think?

A judge ruled parts of Google’s ad-tech business to be monopolistic, but an analyst notes the latest case concerns a relatively small portion of Google’s empire.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is infuriating President Donald Trump by not moving to further cut interest rates, in contrast to aggressive easing by the European Central Bank.

Homeowners are struggling to sell in markets including California, Texas and Florida amid economic uncertainty and high interest rates.

A change made by the Social Security Administration could see its field offices flooded with an estimated 60,000 to 75,000 additional people per week, according to Rep. Gerald Connolly, a Virginia Democrat.

A steep slide in UnitedHealth Group shares was dragging on the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Thursday, putting the blue-chip index on track for historical underperformance versus the S&P 500.

Spring home-selling season started slower than expected, leading to disappointing earnings and a lowered full-year outlook, home builder said.