Both presidential candidates see a role for the private sector in infrastructure.

The property, which was mired in business issues, finally opens its doors.

A political action committee is trying to get the Amish to vote for Trump.

If you're trying to buy a TV ad in a swing state, you may need to wait a while.

It's all but impossible to add 25 million jobs and push GDP growth to 4 percent.

Yes, Donald Trump might not concede, but what about the economy?

For the first time in 50 years, a Democrat could carry the state.

With uncertainty comes anxiety. Here's what financial experts advise.

Trump's son-in-law reportedly spoke about the idea with a New York investment banker.

As the election nears, poll respondents say they're losing sleep over their finances.