Economy

The stock market gets the movies and big headlines. But now, bond traders are having a moment in the spotlight — for better or worse.

Diesel now exceeds $6 per gallon. And much of what you buy at the supermarket probably got there on a diesel-fueled truck.

So-called “Main Street Millionaires” — as they’ve been dubbed in a new book by economists Owen Zidar and Eric Zwick — have more than 13 times the wealth of the Forbes 400. So who are they?

The Fed is expected to raise interest rates at its next meeting, and it won’t be alone. The ECB has already raised rates, and Japan is expected to follow suit.

Higher interest rates will mean higher return on U.S. investments — but in order to invest in the U.S., you need U.S. dollars.

The average real hourly wage, accounting for raises and inflation, went down by 0.3% over the past 12 months.

Trucking costs are rising even faster than the price of diesel fuel because of the Trump administration’s crackdown on drivers with limited English proficiency.

Denver is going to find out. Last year, Denver’s City Council voted to eliminate minimum parking requirements for all new construction.

They’re cheaper in the short term, riskier in the long run.

Tenant unions are becoming more common across the country as tenants struggle to afford rent.