Economy & Policy

The Live Nation civil suit was brought under the administration of Joe Biden, but carried forward under the Trump administration.

A dovish inflation report may not be enough to offset the market’s AI slump.

Margaret Ryan reiterated the commission’s focus on fraud but says she’s more concerned about the impact of cases than “chasing numbers.”

Midlevel healthcare jobs more than doubled to 505,000 between 2010 and 2022.

Trump revokes environmental regulations, DraftKings plans steep 2026 spending, Berkshire’s new CEO to debut shareholder letter, and more news to start your day.

Investors fear disruptions from artificial intelligence, and big capex. That’s not a recipe for near-term gains.

The price of gold will be impacted by the Friday's CPI data release.

Business is up for special ranger H.D. Brittain, who is part cop and part cowboy.

Strong employment numbers and stubborn inflation are reasons the central bank could be in no hurry to lower interest rates.

Ending the EPA’s endangerment finding rolls back vehicle emissions rules, reshaping incentives for EV makers and boosting profits for truck-heavy auto companies.

The CFTC recently lost the last enforcement attorney at its flagship Chicago office. Multiple U.S. senators say the downsizing could hurt consumers.

Analysts expect tariffs to stay in the mix as a source of leverage not just for economic but also geopolitical and security issues

It’s a bleak start to a year that is expected to be slightly better for the housing market.

The S&P 500 first tested 7000 back in late October.

Jobs report complicates Trump’s rate-cut push, Ackman reveals new stakes in Meta, Amazon, and Hertz, McDonald’s affordability push is paying off, and more news to start your day.

An early rally lost steam after a strong payrolls report. Plus, the Fed looks smart.

The gap between government revenue and spending has narrowed for four straight months, helped by President Donald Trump’s tariffs and major cuts in spending on education.

Economic data releases this week have the power to move crypto prices.

Chair Paul Atkins is removing transparency and accountability from U.S. markets, Tyler Gellasch writes in a guest commentary.

The El Paso airport was closed late Tuesday.

The Trump administration is signaling tougher USMCA talks—and companies tied to North American supply chains could face months of volatility.

The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission appeared Wednesday at a House oversight hearing.

There are a few times throughout history, such as 1946, 1962, and 1987, when losses in the S&P 500 did little to impede the global economy.

Builder stocks are getting a boost from the expectation of a busier spring homebuying season.

A resolution would end the levies on tariffs the president imposed by executive order on Canada last February.