Author: super@dmin

The battle for the economic platform of the Democratic Party has started in earnest, as former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers lashes out over the “voodoo economics” of the leftists in the party.

Though the major U.S. benchmarks are off to a volatile March start, the market whipsaw has thus far inflicted limited technical damage, writes Michael Ashbaugh.

The proposal, aimed at protecting Israel, suffers all the flaws of earlier divestiture efforts

U.S. stocks struggle for direction as investors continue to monitor trade talks between Washington and Beijing while also weighing a more subdued growth target set by China’s government for the year ahead.

The U.S. dollar catches a bid and climbed higher on Tuesday, adding to the previous day’s gains, following some supportive economic data.

Automation is just one component to a successful journey in hitting the limit.

Renters, meanwhile, are getting some relief when it comes to paying for housing.

Jay Kaplan of Royce Fund says the timing is right for investing in shares of community banks.

Sales of newly-constructed homes were higher in December, but for the full year were barely above 2017’s selling pace.

Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii is expected to introduce a bill on Wednesday that would tax the sale of stocks, bonds and derivatives at a 0.1 percentage rate. A companion House measure is backed by Oregon Rep. Peter DeFazio.