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There's evidence that "decoupling" may be starting.
It makes up almost 70 percent of GDP, but it's not all shopping trips to the mall.
Cardiff Garcia and Catherine Rampell join Kai Ryssdal to recap the week that was.
The global oil glut and strong U.S. dollar are a drag on U.S. exports and oil production.
With markets in turmoil, some question the 2016 outlook. The answer is a mixed bag
In 2015, China's economy grew at its slowest pace in 25 years. It's not all bad.
China's 2015 GDP growth is predicted at around 7 percent, continuing the slowdown.
Limited investments and some wage increases, but not for everyone.
And why that's sometimes a sign business owners are worrying about the future.
In figuring out GDP, government economists weigh 'seasonality.'
