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American employers already say they can't find enough skilled and available workers. If President Trump repeals DACA, it could put an added strain on the U.S. labor force.

President Trump's suggestion that the U.S. could cut off trade with China was described by one expert as not even "in the realm of the remotely plausible."

Gas prices have spiked since Hurricane Harvey -- but the U.S. government has several levers it can pull to ease the pain at the pump.

Hiring has been good during the first seven months under Trump. Just not as good as Obama's last seven months in office.

Kenya's Supreme Court has nullified last month's presidential election and ordered another vote. Investors are worried.

Employers added 156,000 jobs in August, while unemployment crept up to 4.4%.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has harshly criticized British Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of Brexit, saying she "needs to get a grip."

CNN's Richard Quest discusses the resiliency of Thailand's tourism industry amid political change and terror threats.

Harriet Tubman's fate on the $20 bill may not be as certain as we once thought. Here are some notable women from history, and their placements on world currency.

The Trump administration plans to spend only $10 million on advertising Obamacare's open enrollment season this year, compared to $100 million last year under former President Obama.

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The Trump administration has tapped an emergency stockpile of crude oil in response to the major refinery outages in the U.S. Gulf Coast caused by Hurricane Harvey.

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Slashing the mortgage interest deduction would be unpopular, but lawmakers may need the money to pay for all the tax cuts they want.

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Hurricane Harvey is that is certain to be one of the most expensive natural disasters in the nation's history -- perhaps even the most expensive.

The Trump administration has been asserting that a big corporate tax cut will be good for the middle class. Here's a quick primer on the issue.

The euro has strengthened dramatically because of unexpectedly robust economic growth in Europe, reduced political risk and weakness in rival currencies.

The U.S. economy picked up steam during the second quarter, notching the fastest pace in two years.

South Korean businesses have been suffering since early this year after the country angered Beijing with the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system.