Fannie Mae (FNMA) eyes a record-breaking IPO with valuations up to $420B. Read here for an analysis of the impact on ...

You feel it. I feel it. We all feel like something is a bit wonky, no? Drawing on divergence in sentiment surveys and long-term trends in real income growth, Bravos Research argues something that most ...

While the government plays a big part in the economy, history shows that the lasting effects of shutdowns are limited.

Inflation is up and job creation down, but the U.S. economy could still pull through without too much pain. By Lydia DePillis At the moment, the American economy feels a little bit like a hot August ...

A stock market crash is a rapid, sharp drop in stock values, often over a week but sometimes as little as a day. Historical crashes sometimes signal impending economic downturns. In stock market ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas leaders’ dreams of unlimited development and a rush of artificial intelligence data centers are on a collision course with a new reality of extreme weather, as this month’s flash ...

UNITED STATES - AUGUST 01: Mall of America in Minneapolis, United States in August, 1992 - Roller coaster. (Photo by Antonio RIBEIRO/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images) In addition to the two directly ...

A soft landing refers to a scenario in which economic growth slows but a recession is avoided. Historically, achieving a soft landing involves precise interest rate adjustments by central banks.

© 2025 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. All Rights Reserved. Trashawn Mitchell-Stewart is worried, no way around it. Ever since President Donald Trump announced ...

Jason Furman, economist and professor at Harvard University, speaks at a meeting at the annual meeting of the IMF and the World Bank in 2023. Christophe Gateau/picture alliance via Getty Images Fears ...

When the term “economics” is in the news, it’s usually followed by talks of inflation, employment or interest rates. But in the Baylor economics department’s “No Free Lunch” lecture series on ...

One of the most famous bets in the past half-century — at least among economists — wasn’t about the Super Bowl or a presidential election. No, it was about the price of metals. That is, whether five ...