The U.S. economic recovery from the recession is poised to no longer be the worst economic comeback since World War II, according to Princeton economist Alan Krueger.
Americans are vastly better off than they were 8 years ago. But most are worried. Clinton has to walk that line of celebrating the turnaround, but also laying out a vision for how America reaches its full potential, especially on growth and worker pay.
Ford stock plunged 8% on Thursday as the auto maker warned of a growing list of global risks and signaled a slowdown for the previously-roaring American market.
Americans are growing more hesitant to eat out. Whether the slowdown is being driven by rising prices, slowing job growth or even terrorism, some believe it could be the start of a painful restaurant recession.
Apple shares spiked 6% even though the tech behemoth just suffered its second-straight quarter of shrinking sales. It's a sign of how Apple faces dramatically diminished expectations these days.
Top-paid CEOs tend to lead companies that underperform over the long term while underpaid CEOs boast much better results, according to a new study by MSCI.