Gallup asked Americans if now is a good or bad time to find a job and the results, they said,…
A strengthening economy and job growth nearing historic levels have given Realtors® confidence in future commercial real estate market conditions, according…
The forecast for 2018 full-year growth remains unchanged at 2.7 percent, according to the Fannie Mae Economic and Strategic Research…
Economic growth is expected to continue in the U.S. throughout 2018, say the nation's purchasing and supply executives in their Spring…
The US labor market continues to tighten, although job growth in April was 164,000, a little below expectations. The unemployment…
"Recent headlines and articles trumpet the good news: President Donald J. Trump’s economic policies are growing the economy, producing record-high…
Economic activity in the manufacturing sector expanded in April, and the overall economy grew for the 108th consecutive month, say the nation's supply executives…
The White House issued a press release Friday highlighting news stories that touted the Trump economy. From the office of…
Employment increased by 103,000 jobs in March after increasing by 326,000 jobs in February. Labor markets remain tight as average…
The White House released a statement highlighting White House Office of Management and Budget Dirctor Mick Mulvaney's op-ed published at…
The White House released a statement Thursday highlighting the positive effects of President Donald Trump's economic policies. From the office…
Private companies added 241,000 positions with construction and manufacturing leading the way in March according to the newest ADP/Moody's analytics…
PNC Survey shows optimism running at historic highs in all categories. Half (49 percent) of business leaders anticipating an increase…
The White House issued a statement Tuesday afternoon highlighting the administration's efforts and progress to strengthen the American economy. OPTIMISM…
by Michael Bastasch The number of food stamp dependent Americans hit a six-year low in President Donald Trump’s first…