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The result of the Trump administration's weaponization of mortgage filings, experts say, is an escalation in the way his officials seek to penalize, remove or even jail adversaries.

He became a symbol of the opaque and ultra-clubby diamond market. He also drew attention as former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's longtime companion.

In an SEC filing, the chipmaker said the deal could cost it sales and open it up to backlash from other countries, business partners and even its own employees.

Nykia Hamilton says she was dismissed from a South Carolina store after having trouble lining up consistent child care.

One family-run business, which expects 30 percent revenue loss this year, won't have enough inventory for the holiday season thanks to tariffs.

I stumbled across a higher-paying job. Do I dare apply?

A recent Microsoft study sent shockwaves with its rankings of threatened jobs. But some historians dismiss the idea, offering lessons for others.

Nearly every diamond sold in the world is first cut and polished in Surat. Trump's escalating tariffs have brought the city to a near-standstill.

Despite initial opposition to wind farms, Palm Springs now embraces its wind turbines, which have become a popular tourist attraction.

Carney said Canada will lift its tariffs on U.S. goods that comply with a North American free trade pact, but keep tariffs on U.S. steel, aluminum and autos.