Economy

The world is changing. Meet some people who are making a difference in big ways and small.

A George Washington University professor emeritus explains the consequences of 40 years of sanctions.

The weakened currency means imports get more expensive, but U.S. goods and services sold overseas become more affordable.

Economic experts weigh in on their New Year’s resolutions for the U.S. economy.

Oxford Economics says San Francisco will see the fastest economic growth over the next two years among U.S. cities, thanks to its strength in the tech sector.

It’s possible that prices aren’t rising much because we don’t expect prices to rise much.

New Pew survey: Most Americans say current economy helps the rich, hurts the poor and middle class.

Recession worries were prominent several months ago, but the latest jobs report suggests those risks are fading.

A new plan aims to create housing and jobs.

They’re willing to spend because they expect to be earning more next year.