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Less than eight weeks until midterm elections, the economy remains the center of voters' attention.
Paying for housing and childcare can eat up more than half of the median U.S. family’s income, a new report finds.
On this morning's program: Why some of today's shoppers view secondhand designer goods as smart investments.
This morning, we explain Canada's retaliatory tariffs, put them into context, and discuss their broader market impacts.
Are inflation expectations slowing down? The answer could help inform the future movement of interest rates.
Is the current bond market seeing a sell-off or more of a normalization?
One idea that’s been picking up steam on both sides of the Atlantic: Canada joining the European Union.
The U.S. trade war with Canada seems to be pushing our neighbor to the North closer to Europe.
Some unemployed people lost their authorization to work in the U.S. due to the expiration of their Temporary Protected Status.
A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland found a growing frequency of minimum wage violations.