David Uberti

There’s a growing gap between Americans who are battered by high inflation and interest rates and those who are actually benefiting.

U.S. job growth rebounded slightly in August after a midsummer scare, but a mixed reading provided little clarity as to how aggressively the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates.

Inflation eased in August to new three-year lows, teeing up the Federal Reserve to begin gradually reducing interest rates at a meeting next week.

The Fed’s cut won’t be immediately felt by everyone, but for some it is the start of a big change.

The Fed's cut won't be immediately felt by everyone, but for some it is the start of a big change.

The world of 5% yields is ending.

The head of one of America's largest natural-gas producers is relieved that Vice President Kamala Harris got religion on fracking. In the 2020 Democratic primary, Harris supported a ban of the technology, which helped turn the U.S. into the world's largest oil-and-gas producer. "It's good to see that Kamala is understanding that," Rice said in an interview.

Prices at the pump fell in recent months while Americans' inflation-adjusted wages kept rising. The result: Drivers have rarely spent so little of their take-home pay on gasoline in the final stretch of a presidential campaign. When accounting for wage growth, U.S. drivers could pay less for gas th

Oil money brought his county jobs, waterslides and a $900,000 concert. Chip Low fears what might happen when the good times turn bad.

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