ECONOMY & MARKETS

American workers say they're dissatisfied, but in 2014, only a small fraction of them went on strike.

BoE Governor Mark Carney said there was little long-term risk associated with the falling inflation.

Negative rates as a stimulus measure were rejected by many economists as not feasible until the financial crisis.

The Australian Prime Minister was responding to a question in parliament about the country’s rising unemployment, which is at a 12-year high.

Obama is expected to veto the measure, which could hasten his final decision on the Canada-to-Texas pipeline.

Researchers' findings have tripled the number of previously known genetic markers for obesity.

A February 2015 Pew Research poll shows a larger share of Americans are hearing good news about the jobs situation.

Maritime shippers and port operators blame the longshore workers union for worsening congestion at 29 West Coast ports.

The Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. say a stronger U.S. dollar isn't exactly good news when it comes to their bottom lines.

A new report shows industrial robotics prices are starting to fall below the cost of labor. And it’s happening worldwide.

The program offers Venezuelan oil to Caribbean countries at bargain prices. But Venezuela's economic woes are putting its future in doubt.

European policymakers have urged Athens to seek an extension to the bailout program when it expires at the end of the month.

But, Colorado's politicians are expected to approve a ballot this spring to ask voters if they can keep the money.

Yi's remarks came after China posted its slowest economic growth in 24 years in 2014.

Fears over tensions in Greece faded as investors await a possible debt deal when finance ministers meet in Brussels Wednesday.

Midwest states suffer more frequent flood events as regional temperatures and rainfalls rise, Iowa researchers say.

The insurgency in the northeast is causing chaos ahead of the postponed election, but so is the oil price plunge.

The state's voters approved a minimum wage hike in November, but State Rep. Jim Bolin already wants to change that.

Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives have put the economy at the center of their campaign to remain in government.

Economists are looking ahead to key inflation data that will gauge consumers' purchasing power in China.

In the end, you will either get a refund or have to send a check for unpaid taxes.

A new report suggests that electricity use in the U.S. has stabilized over the past eight years.

Legislator Courtney Curtis is using the right-to-work weapon to fight race discrimination in construction unions.

China's shoppers are expected to spend $1 trillion online by 2019.

A giant machine generates bright new beams of light for research at Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Prime Minister Tsipras rejected an extension of the $270 billion bailout program, putting the Greek economy in danger of bankruptcy.

Prior to Modi's election in May, the economy had endured its weakest phase of growth since the mid-1980s.

Mark Carney was speaking at an Institute of International Finance meeting.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the move will open up new prospects for trade and investment between the two countries.