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The British economy has accelerated just enough to lock in the country's first interest rate hike in a decade.

Google is a dream job for many European students, according to a new survey published by Universum.

Employers are increasingly requesting or requiring qualifications for job openings in which the current job holder doesn't have the same qualifications, according to a new study by a Harvard Business School professor.

Trade negotiators from Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile are convening for the first time this week to discuss a potential trade agreement. The talks come as NAFTA negotiations with the U.S. are falling apart.

Instead of raising money for the Red Cross or requesting help from the National Guard, dozens of grassroots operations have sprung up to help get aid and supplies to Puerto Rico any way they can. But it has not been easy.

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A new analysis asserts that foreign investors will enjoy about 35% of the tax savings from a cut in the corporate rate as proposed by the Trump tax framework.

Tax revenue and spending both rose in fiscal year 2017, which ended last month. But spending growth outpaced revenue growth, according new numbers from the federal government.

House Speaker Paul Ryan broke a bit of tax news Friday when he said that House Republicans plan to propose a new top income tax rate for high earners.

The race to become President Donald Trump's pick for the top job at Federal Reserve is intensifying, and no one has won over Washington -- and Wall Street -- quite like Kevin Warsh.

The country's labor department said firms must let employees take a five-minute "standing break" every two hours.

Janet Yellen met President Trump as he weighs whether to reappoint her or replace her as Fed chair.

Initial claims for unemployment insurance were the lowest in 44 years. It's a sign of a healthy job market.

The bulls may be in charge of the stock market, but these market skeptics see trouble brewing just beneath the all-time highs. Some even see similarities with Black Monday of 30 years ago.

U.S. inflation has been persistently low for years. Top policymakers don't have many strong explanations. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen recently called the lack of inflation a "mystery."

President Trump thinks his tax plan will be so simple that some taxpayers will be able to do away with their accountants altogether. But so far, tax professionals don't seem very worried.

Next to Mexico and Chile, America's elderly are experiencing some of the worst income inequality out of any developed country, according to the latest report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

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President Trump could keep the stock market happy and bolster his economic agenda by keeping Janet Yellen at the helm of the Federal Reserve.

The devastated electric grid and poor cell service make it difficult to move cash.