Money & The Economy

Drug Pricing War Leads CVS And Walmart To Part Ways

Walmart and CVS Health’s pharmacy benefit management (PBM) division announced they’re parting ways Tuesday, meaning that most people who have…

8 years ago

US-China Truce Improves Ratings in Forex Markets

The US forex market jumped Tuesday on hopes of a truce between the United States and the Republic of China.…

8 years ago

Despite Tariffs, American Farmers Still Support Trump

American farmers are sticking behind President Donald Trump despite a trade agenda that makes selling produce to foreign countries more…

8 years ago

Fiat Chrysler Slapped With $650 Million Fine For Emissions Scandal

Fiat Chrysler has agreed to pay over half a million dollars in fines for using illegal software that produced inaccurate…

8 years ago

Ford Is Slashing Jobs And Cutting Production But Not In The US

Ford Motor Company is overhauling its operations in Europe, potentially cutting thousands of jobs, closing factories and shutting down production…

8 years ago

The Next Phase Of The US-China Trade Negotiations Begins

One tumultuous chapter of trade deliberations between the U.S. and China has ended, with both sides now hopeful that a…

8 years ago

20 Percent Of Millennials Expect To Die Before Ever Paying Off Their Debt

One in five Millennials believe their only respite from debt will be death, according to a new report from Northwestern…

8 years ago

Customers Are Paying Nearly 100% Of Seattle’s New Soda Tax, Study Says

Seattle soda drinkers are paying nearly every penny of a tax on sugary drinks that the city council put in…

8 years ago

US Steel Prices Dip Below Pre-Tariff Levels

The price of steel in the United States has fallen below levels prior to President Donald Trump’s announcement of a…

8 years ago

New York City’s Minimum Wage Increase Is Crushing Small Businesses

New York City hiked its minimum wage for the third time in three years on Jan. 1 and small business…

8 years ago