Here are three things to know about the state of romance in the U.S. today. The romantic recession appears to be hitting ...

XPO's core trucking volume (tonnage) is subject to variability in macroeconomic conditions, and cyclical downturns in demand will compress profitability. Excess capacity has historically driven ...

The duties will also cause self-inflicted economic damage and drive up inflation, warns Quantum Strategy's David Roche.

The incoming chancellor will inherit a host of problems buffeting carmaking, including high energy and labor costs along with ...

Roughly 74% of Air Canada's 2023 passenger revenue came from trips that began or ended outside of Canada, with just over 21% from flights to or from the US. Air Canada capitalizes on so-called ...

As Gov. Abbott spars with lawmakers over school vouchers and both Republicans and Democrats push for more school funding, ...

As Hudson-based Joann plans to close 500 of its roughly 850 stores in the U.S., we took a look back at how the retail chain ...

There are essentially no economists predicting a recession right now. That’s in sharp contrast to just 24 months ago. Could they be wrong again?

Wages have risen fast enough to overcome inflation in recent years. Even so, consumers are still vibing economic ennui.

A growing number of Americans have taken second jobs and side hustles, spurred partly by years of rapidly rising prices as well as a strong labor market.

In the years following the economy-upheaving pandemic, the labor market has slowed, but it has not collapsed. Growth has remained solid enough to fuel consumer spending and put the economy on track ...

Indeed, markets largely expect the Fed to hold tight for at least the next several months as policymakers observe the reality ...