Major urban areas residents are moving away from.
Stocks cut gains Wednesday after Dow Jones reported U.S.-China trade talks have hit a snag over agricultural purchases.
At a quick glance, red and blue metropolitan areas are performing equally well on average in the most watched indicators of labor market health. Employment growth in the year ending in the first quarter of 2019 was 1.4 percent in both Democratic-leaning and Republican-leaning metro areas, and the unemployment rate in both types of places is roughly equivalent. Silicon Valley (blue) is booming. So is Provo, Utah (red). But below the surface, red...
US households are now sitting on a record $14 trillion in mortgages, credit cards, student loans and other forms of debt.
The economic effects of global warming may arrive sooner and with a bigger impact than previously thought, according to Oxford Economics in a report that compares recent scientific research with the economic literature on the costs of climate change.
This complex used to be home to the US's largest land-based missile, Titan II, which sat there armed for 24 years. Now, it's on sale.
Yes McDonalds makes a lot of money, but it’s not from selling its food! Veuer’s Lenneia Batiste has more.
WSJ’s Scott McCartney released this year’s list ranking the country’s 20 largest airports. After looking at 15 metrics related to operations, value and convenience, the list has a new number one. Photo Illustration: Adam Falk/The Wall Street Journal
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell testified before the Joint Economic committee. Jamie Herra Beutler (R-Ark.) questions.
Some of the city’s working men and women are using their spending power to help front-line protesters confront police during the demonstrations in Hong Kong.
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US-China trade war worries tourism industry
Following their rocky streaming service launch, should the media giant try to prevent password sharing or take a step back?
The Hummer was an angular, militaristic, go-anywhere truck that became an emblem of 1990s pop culture. General Motors' Hummer was a coveted status symbol sought by celebrities and a sometimes mocked and vilified example of how far America's newfound love for SUVs had gone. But in 2009, GM got rid of several of its brands, including Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Saab, and Hummer. While the Hummer had a brief lifespan of just under two decades, it made a lasting impression on the auto industry.
Tesla has chosen Berlin as the site for its first European factory. Julian Satterthwaite reports.
In an exclusive TV interview, a former McDonald’s employee tells CBS News why she is suing the fast food giant over sexual harassment. Anna Werner spoke to Jenna Ries about her claims.
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The Post's Darryl Fears traveled to Odessa, Fla., and witnessed how some growers are in a race to save the state's citrus industry.
Amazon is opening a new grocery store in the Los Angeles area that won't be like Whole Foods, but rather a competition against Target and Walmart.
Consumers complained about glitches in Walt Disney's streaming service on Twitter, just hours after its highly anticipated launch. Yahaira Jacquez reports.
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