Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

The Fed is expected to cut interest rates again this week but attention will focus on signals it gives about whether more reductions are coming

More businesses are offering flexible schedules but it doesn’t always work. Some don’t formalize policies or provide technology to make it seamless

Because of big price increases and more modest income gains, black households can afford 25% of homes for sale, off from 39% in 2012, Redfin says.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted Tuesday that the central bank is leaving the door open to another rate cut later this month.

Here’s how stocks fared when Nixon and Clinton faced impeachment. What could happen to markets and your 401(k) during a Trump impeachment?

Employers added 136,000 jobs to the U.S. economy in September. Economists had expected gains.

Investors grappled with more worrisome economic data Wednesday: Hiring reportedly slowed more than expected in September.

ATM fees hit record highs this year and faster hikes may be on the way. That’s because the Fed is cutting rates, crimping bank profit margins

Manufacturing activity shrank for the second straight month, posting the worst showing in a decade. Stocks fell and recession fears deepened.