109 articles in the Economy category.
By Brett Rowland
Trump earlier this year killed Canada's plans to implement a digital services tax, but the president has made clear he doesn't want to see similar taxes pop up elsewhere, threatening to respond with U.S. tariffs if countries impose the tax unilaterally.
By Dave Mason
California’s unemployment rate was 5.5% in July. The only place with a worse rate was Washington, D.C., at 6%, the bureau said.
By Morgan Sweeney
The Dow climbed 846 points, or 1.89%, from Thursday’s close to an all-time high of 45,631.74.
By Tommy Flynn
In a statement posted on X, Lemonis explained the decision prioritizes the company's viability, employees, and customers over operating in an environment that hinders success.
By RWTNews Staff
The inflation rate in the Pacific region is being caused by larger annual gains in medical care, services, housing, transportation and food, according to the report.
By Orphe Divounguy
The story remains stubbornly consistent: despite homes becoming slightly more affordable, sales are stuck in neutral.
By Thérèse Boudreaux
According to the nonpartisan Tax Foundation report, taxpayers in every state will see reduced federal taxes next year and though there is “considerable geographic variation” in tax benefits.
By RWTNews Staff
Conducted August 13-14 among 1,000 registered voters, the survey shows 46% view BLS data as unreliable, while just 13% find it very reliable. Two-thirds (68%) believe politics biases government information.
By RWTNews Staff
The manufacturing sector, a cornerstone of Canada’s economy, bore the brunt of these tariffs, with employment dropping by nearly 10,000 jobs compared to last year.
By Tommy Flynn
This response follows Sen. Tom Cotton's (R-Ark.) letter to Intel Chairman Frank Yeary, which raised alarms about Tan's connections to Chinese companies linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and People's Liberation Army (PLA).
By Tommy Flynn
This Bill would Codify President Trump's recent EO into law and ensure future administrations can't weaponize the financial system.
By Tommy Flynn
Trump inherited Biden's mess—high inflation, supply disruptions, and debt—but transformed it into prosperity for workers, families, and industries.