economy

Australia has begun to recover from the economic fallout of the CCP virus pandemic, but federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg is warning there is still a "bumpy" road ahead. ATO data ...

COTO DE CAZA, Calif.—For many people, Black Friday means long lines, crowded stores, compulsive buying, and the beginning ...

In this episode of America Is Talking, we look at election issues and irregularities brought up at the ...

Treasurer Tim Pallas is capitalising on a "rare opportunity" to reshape Victoria, spending almost $50 billion (US$36.6 billion) ...

In this episode of America Is Talking, we examine the impact of lockdown measures—including the 10 p.m. curfew ...

Despite an early summer bounce back Britain’s GDP grew more slowly than expected in September and has not ...

Commentary Many financial experts have rushed to make what has been regarded as “Biden trade” calls based on ...

The British government and the central bank joined forces on Thursday to provide further support to an economy ...

As the author of "Faces Tell All," which exposes Chinese facial surveillance as a possible tool of espionage, ...

The U.S. economy saw record growth in the last quarter. Where did it come from, and will it ...

Empty shops in China tell a different story than the official figures about the country's economy. Chinese police ...

Philip Cross, who spent part of his 36 years at Statistics Canada as chief economic analyst, thought the ...

Republican states have generally handled the economic effects of the CCP virus pandemic much better than Democratic states, ...

U.S. business activity rose to a 20-month high in October, although the rate of new business growth and ...

The British government borrowed six times more than before the CCP virus pandemic, pushing the public debt to ...

The chairman of pub giant Wetherspoon said on Friday that CCP virus restrictions are “in reality, impossible to ...

STOCKHOLM—Two American economists won the Nobel Prize on Monday for improving the theory of how auctions work and ...

Commentary When the COVID-19 pandemic began, elected officials could perhaps be forgiven for top-down mandates. We all knew ...

The British government now has a “sacred responsibility” to manage the economy prudently and leave the public finances ...

Commentary Many years ago, at a Canadian Studies conference at Cambridge University, the estimable Margret Atwood told the ...

US Sanctions Sales to China Semiconductor Company The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) ...

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits ticked up slightly last week, reinforcing views that ...

WASHINGTON—The U.S. economy has bounced back strongly from the pandemic-induced plunge, supported by unprecedented monetary and fiscal responses. ...

A rise in COVID-19 cases in Ontario and Quebec may mean a second wave has begun, leading to ...

America's economy is projected to grow more slowly in coming decades than previously forecast, due in large measure ...

BERLIN—Germany would relax insolvency rules under proposals set out Sept. 19 to help avert a wave of bankruptcies ...

A new Epoch Times poll of registered voters in the Rust Belt shows that by far the most ...