Rob Wile

Markets whipsawed further Friday in response to President Donald Trump’s latest comments on tariffs, with stocks briefly turning higher after he hinted that there may be “flexibility” in his plan to impose blanket tariffs on most U.S. trading partners next

Passengers affected by the power outage that shut down London’s Heathrow Airport Friday are not automatically entitled to compensation for their flight disruption, experts say. Instead, different rules will apply if a passenger was set to fly on a U.S.

The Federal Reserve is set Wednesday to announce its first interest rate decision since President Donald Trump’s economic policies took hold. The U.S. central bank is expected to leave rates unchanged as it waits to see how the president’s expanding

Forever 21, once a leader in youth fashion retail, is set to permanently close all its U.S. stores as it files for bankruptcy for a second time. The operator of the brand’s U.S. unit said Sunday that foreign competition from

Flagging global sales and Elon Musk’s increasingly outspoken political activities are combining to rock the value of Tesla. Shares in the once-trillion-dollar company saw their worst day in five years this week. Year to date, Tesla’s stock has plunged 36%

President Donald Trump’s dizzying tariffs rhetoric has caught the economy flat footed. While Trump has long lauded trade duties as a solution to a host of economic woes, it has been the tariffs’ erratic roll-out — and shifting rationales —

After surging for much of the year, egg prices have declined sharply over the past week as consumers pulled back on purchases, allowing supplies to resettle at more normal volumes. The result: The average cost of a dozen large white

Trump’s tariffs threats and actions have ignited a trade war that many economists say threatens to undermine global economic stability. On Thursday, Trump said he would impose a 200% duty on wine and champagne imported from the E.U. in response