After a long absence, another "Stock Market up" tweet was issued Wednesday by Donald Trump.
President Obama saved the auto industry, but Trump's policies are leading to layoffs and financial losses.
Murray Energy, one of the nation’s largest coal producers, is paying for lawyers trying to block natural gas plants that would support a growing industry.
Gentrification is a function of power, not natural law or economic inevitability.
At summer’s end, the U.S. economy looks to be sizzling. Unemployment is low. Growth is higher than expected. Consumer confidence is soaring and Wall Street just set a record bull run.
Trump is 'desperately cherry-picking the data' on the economy, according to the Washington Post.
So all the rejoicing this Labor Day is coming from the gated ZIP codes of the rich.
Yes, corporate economists exult that our US of A is enjoying the second-longest economic expansion on record.
Some experts even think removing Trump from office could lift the market.
The $1 trillion-plus annual Trump budget deficits that are about to start will soon create huge policy challenges for future generations of Americans.
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said that Trump "wants to have no tariffs" because "he's a free trader." Yes, he is. And I'm Reese Witherspoon.
But this isn't about that. It's about how Fifth Avenue — as a stand-in for the prosperous coasts — interprets the self-destructive tendencies of Trump country.
The fact that Republicans are great at cutting taxes for the 1% while butchering social programs for the poor doesn’t mean that they don’t spend tax dollars like crazy.
Eighteen months into his administration, no credible proposal for anything near that scale has been made.