The world might be waiting on a Covid-19 vaccine, but thanks to policy booster shots, the stock market ended 2020 seeming to be largely immune from the contagion that still threatens Main Street ...

A year in which Wall Street highflier Tesla broke ground on a $1 billion electric vehicle factory just outside Austin and Silicon Valley software giant Oracle announced plans to relocate its ...

The U.S. economy was wrought by the global pandemic and rallied by a subsequent rebound. Describing 2020 as a turbulent year would be an understatement. Recent key indicators and budding trends offer ...

Most of us are all too ready to close the book on 2020, a year marked by a global pandemic, economic crisis, racial tensions, and a painful, divisive election. It’s a year that was filled with ...

MEXICO CITY, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Mexico's economy last year suffered its biggest annual contraction since the 1930s, although it recovered better than expected from the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic ...

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Many Americans who voted for U.S. President Joe Biden in 2020 say they believe the economy has faired poorly under his stewardship and that they might not vote for him in ...

It’s the last day of 2020, which means that it is time for Spoiler Alerts to award its annual Albies for the best work on global political economy. To say that this is an unusual year for which to ...

Traffic deaths soared in 2020 despite Americans driving less due to the pandemic, and Black Americans bore a disproportionate share of the increase in fatalities. The National Highway Traffic Safety ...

An earlier version of this story inadvertently mischaracterized the direction of GDP. After a blockbuster 2021, the U.S. economy decidedly came back to earth early this year, contracting for the first ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy grew last year at the fastest pace since Ronald Reagan’s presidency, bouncing back with resilience from 2020’s brief but devastating coronavirus recession. The nation’s ...

WASHINGTON — In a country of deeply dug in voters, Latinos provide the great exception. Although most Latino voters cast ballots for Democrats, as a group their partisan loyalties are less fixed and ...