Ukraine Crisis: EU Sanctions Target Russian Oil, Near Approval
Russia has pledged to strike back, hinting at a ban of all EU flights over Russian territory.
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Chinese consumer spending is forecast to grow at an annual average rate of 7.7 percent in real terms during the next decade.
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The number of Americans who have exited the labor force is at a historic low.
U.S. Jobs Report: Unemployment For College Grads Up Slightly
New Labor Department jobs data illustrates the employment gap across educational levels.
August US Jobs Report: Below Expectations But Still Solid
Unemployment dipped but that was largely due to Americans leaving the labor force, a troubling sign for the state of the economy.
August US Jobs Report: Hiring Has Slowed Down, Below Expectations
But despite a hiring slowdown, the U.S. jobs report published Friday by the Labor Department did show solid employment gains in August.
Kalashnikov, Russia's AK-47 Manufacturer, To Ramp Up Production, Doubling Output In 3 Years
Russia's largest arms manufacturer, which increased production five-fold this year, is now on a U.S. sanctions list.
Are College Grads Destined For Jobs As Baristas And Clerks? Federal Reserve Economists Explain
A new analysis examines unemployment and underemployment among recent college graduates.
US Income Gap Widened During Economic Recovery: Federal Reserve
A Fed study released Thursday concludes that the gap between America's rich and poor grew wider during the recovery.
U.S. August Jobs Report Preview: Economy Is Adding Jobs But Still Not The Best Ones
Most of the gains are in business services, manufacturing, construction and retail. But many are still unwilling part-timers.
Dozens Of Protesters Arrested As Fast-Food Workers Strike In NYC, Chicago
Dozens of people were arrested Thursday morning at rallies in American cities, where protesters demanded better pay for fast food workers.
Utica Shale Boom: Shell's Latest Gas Discoveries In Northeast Pennsylvania Could Spur Drilling Boom Along Utica Shale Formation
Royal Dutch Shell is among the first companies to try to tap the Utica shale formation in northeastern Pennsylvania.
ADP Employment Report: US Private Sector Job Growth Remained Strong In August
The private sector added 204,000 jobs in August, the fifth consecutive month of more than 200,000 job gains, according to ADP.
ECB Unexpectedly Cuts Rates, Euro Plummets To 14-month Low
The European Central Bank unexpectedly slashed its benchmark rates Thursday as the continent struggles to boost economic recovery.
UK Economy Rises Past Pre-Recession Peak On Drugs And Prostitution Data
Counting economic contributions from prostitution and illegal drugs, the UK's GDP is now 2.7% above Britain's pre-recession peak.
JPMorgan Data Breach Traced Back To Russia, Which Calls Claim 'Nonsense'
Weeks after the breach was discovered, investigators have traced the re-routed data to a Russian city, according to a Bloomberg report.
Florida's Economy & Immigrants Reel As 'Greening' Ravages Orange Juice Industry
The economy and tens of thousands of guest workers are likely to take a hit as the "greening" disease decimates the vital crop.
Ebola Outbreak 2014: China Adds To International Aid Efforts
Chinese companies have made massive investments in some of the countries most affected by Ebola.
Refinancing Mistakes Cost Homeowners Thousands: Study
The U.S. economy misses out on billions of dollars in consumer spending when homeowners don't refinance.
Fed Beige Book: Most Wage Growth In US Economy Going To Skilled Workers
The Fed's beige book offers a peek inside the regional factors that have affected the national economy in the last two months.
Ebola's Expanding Reach: Thai Rice Shipments Slowed By West Africa Outbreak
Thailand's rice industry, already hurt by internal politics, is having trouble exporting to West Africa.
ECB Meeting Thursday: Draghi vs Germany As Europe's Top Central Banker Backs Stimulus But Merkel Pushes Back
The ECB president's monthly news conference will be under minute scrutiny on Thursday.
Tuna Stock In Pacific Dangerously Low, Fisheries Head Warns
Pacific Bluefin and BigEye tuna stocks have fallen sharply, forcing regulatory bodies to enforce fishing restrictions to help stocks recover.
Ebola Outbreak 2014: Experts Fear Outbreak's Economic Impact on Guinea, Liberia And Sierra Leone
Amid the West African Ebola outbreak, analysts are worried about the long-term effects on already fragile economies.
China No Longer Top Destination For Foreign Companies Due To Prosecution
Nearly half of all respondents in a survey of U.S. businesses said foreign firms were being singled out in a government crackdown.
The 40-Hour Workweek Is Almost A Full Work Day Longer In The US
A Gallup poll found the 40-hour workweek is nearly a full work day longer on average in the U.S.
US Economy: Obama Pushes For Increase In Minimum Wage, 'Economic Patriotism'
President Obama says the U.S. shouldn't be rewarding companies that take profits and jobs overseas.
Russia And China Kick Off Construction Of Massive Gas Pipeline
Russia and China launched construction of an almost-2,500-mile natural-gas pipeline between themselves Monday.
Japan Aims To Double India Investment In 5 Years
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Iran Warns New Sanctions Could Spark 'Unpleasant' Response, Create Distrust
Iranian officials condemned latest round of U.S. sanctions, saying they call talks on Iran's nuclear program into question.
California Governor Jerry Brown Lauds Passage Of ‘Historic’ Sick Leave Bill
The measure would require Californian employers to provide at least three days of annual paid sick leave to workers.
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