Hours before Donald Trump met with Xi Jinping in South Korea last week, I sat down with Dani Rodrik, an economist at Harvard University, to talk about his new book, “Shared Prosperity in a Fractured ...

The crisis in the German and European automotive and supplier industries is assuming catastrophic proportions.

Inflation is lower than expected after President Trump’s steep levies.

Abating its overreliance on China trade will reaffirm U.S. leadership in free and open markets, economics professor Christian B. Teeter writes in a Los Angeles Times column.

MonotaRO, the Japanese business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce platform, was the largest detractor during the quarter. Read more here.

The current March to November system that the U.S. follows began in 2007, but the concept of "saving daylight" is much older.

The Trump economy is marked by tax cuts, tariffs and shifting Federal Reserve interest-rate policy. Inflation stood at 2.9% ...

Central bankers in North America’s two largest economies lowered borrowing costs this week, though yields on government debt climbed after the heads of US Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada damped ...

Your parents bought a house for three nickels and a handshake. You can barely afford rent. What if the answer is moving back home?

The answer is no, but the president still has plenty of leverage over the LA Games and next summer’s World Cup.

"Social scientists can collect data to help policymakers better understand problems in the world," said Alexander Hertel-Fernandez.

The dot-com bubble was nearing its peak 26 years ago, and on Wall Street, where most careers are not even measured in decades, that's eons ago. So it's no surprise that people today have mistaken ...