Economy

Biden reached a deal with a group of 10 bipartisan senators on infrastructure. Elements from his original plan, like eldercare, are missing.

The new policies would heavily impact western states, as well as parts of Texas and Florida, according to The Washington Post's analysis.

The $1 trillion deal encompasses spending on hard infrastructure such as roads and bridges. Democrats are pushing a bigger party-line package.

"There ain't no infrastructure bill without the reconciliation bill," Nancy Pelosi said. Weeks ago, Sen. Bernie Sanders prepared a $6 trillion one.

Only 4.1% of Indeed posts had bonuses in July, but that's up from 1.8% in July 2020. Much of the increase occurred as the labor shortage intensified.

Democrats and the GOP struck $1 trillion infrastructure deal. But Pelosi is adopting an idea from AOC so House Democrats don't lose leverage.

Sales of homes worth over $1 million rose 245% in the last year but sales of less expensive homes fell, cutting many owners off from the market rally.

The House Minority Leader blamed the IRS for wasting taxpayer dollars but he was citing a poster made by a college student passionate about politics.

The pause on student-loan payments during the pandemic is expiring in September. Organizations and lawmakers worry payments are restarting too soon.

This weird features of the pandemic recovery could teach us a lot about growth, inflation, and inequality - but the GOP doesn't want to hear it.

Continuing claims, which track Americans receiving unemployment benefits, sank to 3.39 million for the week that ended June 12.

Demand for air-condition is booming, but the industry faces a shortage of both key components and staff to install units, experts told Fox Business.

If the federal government can't pay back its debtors in time by raising the debt ceiling, it could put Americans' jobs and savings in jeopardy

The labor shortage put more power in workers' hands as businesses scrambled to rehire, but the boost is likely temporary, economist Gregory Daco said.

Jobs site Indeed found that job searches aren't spiking, even though half of all US states have ended Biden's stimulus unemployment benefits early.

The influential moderate Democrat wants to roll back Trump's "unfair" tax cuts and he supports completely paying for a multitrillion-dollar package.

Student-loan borrowers will have to start paying again in October, and Democrats warn that "could create a significant drag on our economic recovery."

Americans are - smartly - balking at the soaring prices of used cars and homes. This shift could be what keeps the US from an inflationary crisis.

The Boston Consulting Group found the number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals in the US will increase 36% in 2025 compared to last year.

Remote work freed up opportunities, which could lead to shared prosperity. Marc Andreesen said it "may shatter the geographic lottery."

Manchin's backing is pivotal and would allow a new spending bill to pass without any GOP votes. He wants to raise corporate taxes as well.

"I am very skeptical that there's a lot of easy money to be had from so-called tax enforcement," Republican Sen. Pat Toomey told Insider.