recession

Janet Yellen feels pretty good about most of the economy, except for housing.

Christine Lagarde on Congress' IMF vote: "Not exercising that leadership is a mistake."

College graduates who started careers recently are having a hard time finding a good job.

Spain is hoping a little time travel will help its economic woes, but will it work?

In the years climbing out of the great recession, regular investors were leary of buying stock, thrice burned, enduringly shy. But in the last six months, as the S&P 500 index has gone up 13 percent, the masses are back to buying.

France today entered a double-dip recession. It depends on exports to Italy and Spain and they, like many eurozone nations, are still feeling the pinch. Europe's slump is dragging down the global economy.

Did you buy a car or get some new clothes recently? You were not alone.

Health care costs have been rising at a slower rate for the last four years. Why? Hint: The answer is not the recession.