Despite never-ending bickering among politicians, and a recovery dependent on central bank easing, Americans continue to feel better-than-expected about the economy...
The markets were mixed on Tuesday afternoon, as investors digested positive economic indicators and the pending sequestration...
After reaching its lowest point in more than a year last month, consumer confidence rebounded in February...
Italy's elections steal the spotlight, America's debt load is examined, and the deadline for sequestration is this Friday...
Consumer sentiment in February was higher than expected...
The U.S. equity markets were simmering in minor losses on Friday afternoon.
Congress reached a mini-deal on the fiscal cliff, which includes higher taxes, but the spending cuts are coming back into focus as they are set to begin March...
Home prices climb, retail sales slow, and consumer confidence gets whacked...
Consumers take it on the chin...
Washington's spotlight turns to the sequester, political dysfunction affects business decisions, and the FOMC meets...
Reaching its lowest level since December 2011, the index fell from last month’s reading of 72.9 to 71.3...
President Barack Obama held the last press conference of his first term on Monday...
A new national poll finds that Congress has a favorability rating in the single digits...
With Washington bickering over issues such as the fiscal cliff and debt ceiling, pessimism remains near the worst levels...
The markets closed up today on Wall Street, breaking a two-day losing streak..