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Air traffic controllers missed their paychecks Tuesday because of the ongoing government shutdown, and that has Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and the head of the controllers' union concerned that flight delays could multiply as increasingly ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday slashed interest rates for the second time in as many months, pointing to a slowdown in hiring.

The National Association of Manufacturers and 30 state manufacturing groups sent a letter to House and Senate leaders, asking to reopen the government.

Senate Democrats are gearing up to introduce legislation to extend food aid benefits during the government shutdown ahead of a Saturday cutoff.

Paramount began the process of laying off roughly 2,000 employees, who have been bracing for such a move for months.

U.S. President Trump landed in South Korea for a state visit and a packed summit with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung Wednesday in the southeastern city of Gyeongju. In talks, the two leaders added detail to a complex trade deal, while Mr. Lee ...

Nvidia has become the first $5 trillion company, just three months after the Silicon Valley chipmaker was first to break through the $4 trillion barrier.

U.S. lawmakers have tried four times since September last year to close what they called a glaring loophole: China is getting around export bans on the sale of powerful American AI chips by renting them through U.S. cloud services instead.

China has reportedly purchased its first shipments of soybeans from U.S. farmers this year, a major development for American growers on the cusp of President Trump's major sit-down with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its short-term rate Wednesday for the second time this year despite an increasingly cloudy view of the economy it is trying to influence.