US Consumer Borrowing up $17.5 Billion in April
US consumer borrowing up $17.5 billion in April, best showing in 5 months, as credit cards rebound.
US consumer borrowing up $17.5 billion in April, best showing in 5 months, as credit cards rebound.
US employers pulled back on hiring in May amid trade tensions and slower global growth.
Wall Street turned the page on a painful May in the stock market by notching its best week since late November.
FedEx says it will end air shipment of packages in the US for Amazon when the contract expires June 30.
US long-term mortgage rates fall for 6th week; 30-year average at 3.82%.
US productivity grew at solid 3.4% rate in first quarter, best showing in 4 years.
US trade deficit shrinks 2.1% to $50.8 billion in April, but gap with China grows.
A union says Ford plans to close its engine plant in Bridgend, Wales, in September 2020.
Stocks closed higher on Wall Street for the second straight day Wednesday, extending the market’s strong gains from the previous day.
Carmaker to meet workers’ representatives while company plans steep cost-cutting