Can Hillary win the middle class?
Hillary Clinton is set to give a big economy speech at 11:30am Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio. She needs to be bolder and more inspirational.
India opens its doors to Apple stores
The government has thrown open the door to more foreign direct investment, a move that should make it easier for brands such as Apple.
India’s puzzle: How do you replace a ‘rock star’ central banker?
How will India explain the premature departure of a “rock star” central banker who played a major role in transforming its economy?
The next president will likely face a recession
The U.S. is overdue for a recession. Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will likely have to deal with an economic crisis early in their term as president.
India’s star central banker is stepping down
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan has put an end to months of speculation over his future, announcing on Saturday that he will step down.
Colombia sheds cocaine capital image as economy grows
Colombia’s image as a drug haven has dissipated while its economy has showed resilience amid major headwinds.
Why Trump and Clinton will ‘destroy jobs’
60% of manufactured goods in the U.S. are sold overseas. Trump’s plans to erect trade barriers will kill those good-paying jobs, says Richard Fisher.
Opinion: Needing a license to work in so many jobs is hurting the economy
White House calls on states to lessen licensing burdens on workers and increase portability of licenses across state lines.
How much does it take to get into the Top 1% where you live?
There’s a big difference in the income needed to get into the Top 1% depending on the state.
Negative interest rates are scaring people
Europe’s negative interest rates are backfiring, warn prominent bankers Paul Achleitner of Deutsche Bank and Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital.
Oil jobs are still disappearing despite higher prices
Crude prices have started to climb out of the cellar. But in Britain, job losses in the oil and gas industry continue to pile up.
Brexit could trigger European stock market crash
British stocks could lose up to a quarter of their value if the U.K. votes to leave the European Union, according to a financial risk analysis firm.
How to shop in Nigeria: Use your ears
How are entrepreneurs supposed to cope when loans aren’t available? In Nigeria, they hustle.
76 million Americans are struggling financially or just getting by
Nearly one-third of American adults are barely making it, according to a new Federal Reserve study.
Training Albuquerque’s Native American youth to code
Despite the wide array of people that use tech in their daily lives, the industry remains notoriously lacking in diversity — particularly for young men of color. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, we’re making sure our young folks will have an opportunity to be a part of it.
I bought my 1st stock last year. Here’s what happened
CNNMoney’s Patrick Gillespie bought one share of Starbucks last year. A year later, he hasn’t made much, but he’s investing for the long haul.
Britain’s EU referendum: The vote of my lifetime
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Donald Trump: U.S. voters want a raise
In his national security speech on Monday, Donald Trump said he’s getting so many votes because voters are upset that their wages haven’t gone up in 20 years.
Getting Compton’s young men to trade gang life for working life
Compton Mayor Aja Brown explains how the city is working with local gang members to prevent violence and get more young men access to employment opportunities.
Countries with higher wages than the U.S.
Some Republicans say high wages in the U.S. are hurting America’s global competitiveness. See the countries where wages are even higher.
German bonds enter uncharted negative territory
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Minimum wage since 1938
When the federal minimum wage first became law in 1938, it was 25 cents. Adjusted for inflation, that would be worth $4.19 today. Scroll over the chart to see historical minimum wage amounts, and their corresponding values in today’s dollars.
Market turmoil: Is there anywhere left to hide?
Brexit is causing global market panic. The usual advice in times of turmoil is to bulk up on bonds, but does that make sense?
Behind bars and owing thousands in child support
In addition to the fees and fines inmates can incur, owing child support debt is one of the many ways that being incarcerated can be a financial nightmare.
The Fed’s nauseating roller coaster year
The Federal Reserve has changed course a few times since December, confusing some investors and raising questions about its credibility.
Fewer low-income men are working
The share of low-income men who are working has dipped to 69%. Employment among middle class and upper income men has remained fairly constant.
10 key facts about the U.S. economy
Unemployment is down, gas is cheap and America is growing. But just how strong is it?
No rate hike. Fed pares economic outlook
The Federal Reserve didn’t raise interest rates Wednesday, a decision widely expected following a weak May jobs report.
Orlando victim came from Puerto Rico for better life
Eric Ivan Ortiz-Rivera was killed in the tragic shooting in Orlando early Sunday morning. He was one of thousands of Puerto Ricans who have moved to Orlando in search of better job opportunities.
Janet Yellen: Helicopter money is an option
Once just a fun academic metaphor, helicopter money is gaining traction as a possible policy option. Fed Chair Janet Yellen didn’t write it off.
10 key facts about the U.S. economy
Unemployment is down, gas is cheap and America is growing. But just how strong is it?
All eyes on Federal Reserve decision at 2 p.m.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected not to raise interest rates on Wednesday after a weak jobs report in May.
Fewer low-income men are working
The share of low-income men who are working has dipped to 69%. Employment among middle class and upper income men has remained fairly constant.
The Fed’s nauseating roller coaster year
The Federal Reserve has changed course a few times since December, confusing some investors and raising questions about its credibility.
German bonds enter uncharted negative territory
Read full story for latest details.
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Market turmoil: Is there anywhere left to hide?
Brexit is causing global market panic. The usual advice in times of turmoil is to bulk up on bonds, but does that make sense?
Getting Compton’s young men to trade gang life for working life
Compton Mayor Aja Brown explains how the city is working with local gang members to prevent violence and get more young men access to employment opportunities.
Behind bars and owing thousands in child support
In addition to the fees and fines inmates can incur, owing child support debt is one of the many ways that being incarcerated can be a financial nightmare.
Donald Trump: U.S. voters want a raise
In his national security speech on Monday, Donald Trump said he’s getting so many votes because voters are upset that their wages haven’t gone up in 20 years.
Britain’s EU referendum: The vote of my lifetime
Britain’s vote on whether to remain a member of the European Union is less than two weeks away. CNNMoney’s Richard Quest explains why it matters.
I bought my 1st stock last year. Here’s what happened
CNNMoney’s Patrick Gillespie bought one share of Starbucks last year. A year later, he hasn’t made much, but he’s investing for the long haul.
Brexit could trigger European stock market crash
British stocks could lose up to a quarter of their value if the U.K. votes to leave the European Union, according to a financial risk analysis firm.
Oil jobs are still disappearing despite higher prices
Crude prices have started to climb out of the cellar. But in Britain, job losses in the oil and gas industry continue to pile up.
76 million Americans are struggling financially or just getting by
Nearly one-third of American adults are barely making it, according to a new Federal Reserve study.
Training Albuquerque’s Native American youth to code
Despite the wide array of people that use tech in their daily lives, the industry remains notoriously lacking in diversity — particularly for young men of color. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, we’re making sure our young folks will have an opportunity to be a part of it.
How to shop in Nigeria: Use your ears
How are entrepreneurs supposed to cope when loans aren’t available? In Nigeria, they hustle.
Ben & Jerry’s new split: Hillary or Bernie?
Ice cream icons Ben and Jerry are split over whether to support Hillary Clinton now that Bernie Sanders is likely to exit the 2016 race.
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China’s dream project hindered by Brazil crisis
China, Brazil and Peru have made plans to build a train across the continent. One year since announcing the plans, the project is already delayed.
House passes Puerto Rico rescue bill
The House overwhelmingly passed the Puerto Rico rescue bill Thursday evening. The White House is urging the Senate to pass it soon as well.
EU referendum: What happens if Brexit wins?
Britain could become the first country to quit the European Union. A landmark vote is just days away, and the result will have enormous consequences.
The Janet Yellen Fed: Too cautious?
Is Janet Yellen being too cautious about the economy and interest rates? Nearly 75% of economists surveyed by CNNMoney say yes.
Layoffs in aisle 4! Retailers are big job killers
Macy’s, Nordstrom, Ralph Lauren and other big retailers have been laying off workers this year due to disappointing sales. Only the struggling energy sector has cut more jobs than retail.
America has 5.8 million job openings
With a near record number of job openings, more Americans are feeling confident about leaving their job — a sign of confidence in the economy.
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