Donald Trump’s trade war with China will mean more money for shareholders and fewer US jobs in manufacturing. This is not a good story for the country’s workers

Last month Amazon joined Apple, becoming the second company in the world to have a $1 trillion market capitalization

A Potent Weapon Against Inequality

Many of the opponents of the Republican tax cuts predicted a wide range of disaster scenarios if the tax cuts passed. Most…

Several states, including California, Oregon, Illinois and most recently New York have set up systems whereby workers without retirement plans at their workplaces can make contributions to a public retirement system

We are seeing no serious evidence of the sort of investment boom promised by the proponents of the Trump tax cut

Donald Trump provides no shortage of grounds for criticism, but the NYT is really grasping at straws in it editorial headlined, “clouds darken Trump’s sunny economic view”

The U.S. doesn’t seem likely to win Trump’s trade war, and consumers are quite likely to lose

If Mr. Stoltenberg and his colleagues don’t want to be in the business of kowtowing to Trumpian buffoons, they should start thinking about policies that ensure the benefits of growth are broadly shared

It’s clear that many in the media are terrified by the prospect that as the labor market gets tighter, workers might get a larger share of the pie