Dissatisfaction with the economy drove voters to the polls. And Trump was viewed as the change candidate.

Many gained on the prospect of lower taxes and the relief from uncertainty. But bonds declined on forecasts of bigger deficits.

Higher tariffs and lower taxes are key to Trump’s plan. The WSJ’s Greg Ip weighs their potential effect on the economy Biden and the Fed built.

We’ll unpack what a Trump win means for stocks, bonds, tariffs, interest rates and more.

Workers’ contributions follow trend of wages and inflation, but in a weaker labor market, businesses will have more leeway to reduce spending.

The ins and outs of membership in the 30-company group that represents success across industries and reflects stock market conditions.

Trump’s proposed tariffs would extend to most U.S. trading partners. American agricultural exports are a favorite target for retaliation.

After hitting a peak in March 2022, the temp industry has come back down to earth.

Pending home sales, a leading indicator for the existing home market, rose nearly 7.5% in September – much more than expected.

The Labor Department’s quarterly employment cost index basically tells us how much employers are paying their employees.