The Australian Dollar (AUD) holds firm on Friday after recent losses, as the AUD/USD pair could face pressure from a strengthening US Dollar (USD) amid growing fears of a global economic slowdown.

Confidence, among consumers and businesses, is an important part of financial growth. "U.S. consumer confidence dropped sharply in February" was the headline on The Conference Board's recent ...

With trade wars brewing, the stock market tanking, the federal government slashing jobs by the thousands and consumers ...

A D.C. photographer is helping fired federal workers rejoin the workforce by offering his talents free of charge. He feels it's how he can do his part during a tough time for so many in the DMV.

"Regardless, this year's report signals that the central government has confidence in stabilizing ... to ambitious policies that will encourage consumer spending, ensure the private sector ...

On International Women’s Day, The Straits Times spotlights the triumphs and challenges of women in sport – from a mother balancing professional golf with parenting, female karters chasing ...

we have a father who had a life, a history. So it was like discovering him all over again." Photos taken from other film found inside the same backpack by Cavallaro a year earlier, showed that ...

Investing.com - Switzerland’s SECO index of consumer climate fell unexpectedly last month, official data showed on Tuesday.In a report, SECO said that Swiss SECO consumer climate fell to a ...

An MLB Tokyo Series pop-up store opened at Miyashita Park in Tokyo's Shibuya district on Thursday. The store commemorates the MLB Tokyo Series presented by Guggenheim, which will be held at Tokyo Dome ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, created in the wake of the 2008 banking crisis, has been targeted for possible elimination. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from ...

On International front, US Consumer spending fell 0.2% m/m below ... However jobless claims ticked up by 5000 to 277K and CB leading index fell to -0.2% against the earlier reading of 0.6%.