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Virginia residents share top priorities ahead of Tuesday’s primary election.

The U.S. Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Swiss National Bank and the Bank of England all moved to varying degrees to rein in inflation last week.

Former Vice President Mike Pence on Monday called for a “change in direction” to reverse the economic woes facing the country, led mostly by soaring costs for food and gasoline.

Clear majority in poll predict UK recession, see pound sinking

WPP today announces that Michael Houston, Global CEO of Grey, has been appointed as President of WPP’s business in the United States. In this new role, which aligns with WPP’s country leadership structure in other major markets, Michael will represent the company in its largest market worldwide. WPP employs approximately 20,000 people in the US, […]

As consumer inflation raced to a 41-year high in May, the US Federal Reserve will be determined to increase interest rates by at least 50 basis points at the end of its two-day policy meeting later today. FOMC minutes in May, too, signaled a commitment to raise interest rates, reduce the balance sheet and move […]

The rise of the dollar to its highest level since 2002 has led to billions in losses for US companies from detergent makers to dating apps this year. As earnings growth begins to slow, for some companies the extra currency impact will mean the difference between expanding and shrinking for the rest of the year. […]

All the IT stocks from the L&T stable, including Mindtree, tanked alongside behemoths like TCS and Infosys, wiping out ₹80,000 crores or $10 billion in investor wealth amongst a handful of IT stocks. The decline in the stocks in the Nifty IT index reflected the overall index itself, which was down by 3% as of […]

Kuroda says undesirable for prices to rise too much.

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines and the Montana Chamber Foundation sponsored the “Montana on the Rise Economic Summit.”

The findings echo those of a recent CBS News poll which also found widespread pessimism about the state of the economy.

Hawaii’s economy is expected to grow by 3.2% this year despite global conflicts and disruptions.