Economy

The labor market tacked on 313,000 new positions last month, solidly exceeding expectations.

Andrew Soergel March 9, 2018

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The president has left open the possibility of exempting nations from new steel and aluminum tariffs on a case-by-case basis.

The health care industry is poised to consolidate further as the health insurance giant and pharmacy benefit management company look to join forces.

The pick to replace the top economic advisor will likely reveal a lot about the administration's direction.

The move comes despite pushback from Republicans and the departure of the administration’s top economic adviser.

U.S. employers in February enjoyed another solid month of job creation.

Cohn is expected to be the latest high-profile White House resignation.

The speaker joins a growing chorus of opposition from within the president’s party to his plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum.

The president on Monday appeared to soften his tariff stance amid waves of criticism.

The tariffs are hurting U.S. allies and the global economy, foreign leaders warn.