John Carney is a Digital Copy Editor at various publications. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on finance, personal finance, energy, and mining, as well as the media and press. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the South China Morning Post, The Boston Globe, and Fortune.
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By: John Carney
The Economic Costs of War Drag Down Consumer Confidence Americans are increasingly gloomy about the U.S. economy.
U.S. businesses expect sales to keep growing briskly over the next year, even as payrolls rise much more slowly, according to new data from the Atlanta Fed.
Forget the Consumer Surveys, Businesses Say We're in a Boom Gloom and doom is everywhere these days — except in the economic data or in business planning meetings.
By: John Carney
The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation rose by slightly less than forecast in April.
Americans kept spending in April even as gasoline prices continued to surge, a sign that higher energy costs have not forced a broad retreat in household outlays.
By: John Carney
Household Spending Withstands the Oil Shock Someone forgot to tell American consumers that they are supposed to be deeply depressed.
The United States goods trade deficit narrowed more than expected in April, driven by a surge in exports that more than offset a sharp rise in capital-goods imports.
A widely followed measure of business activity in the Chicago region roared back in May, surging to its highest level in more than four years and
By: John Carney
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday delivered the Trump administration's most sweeping statement yet of its economic-security doctrine, arguing
Weekly Wrap: Making It Rain with Trump Bills Welcome back to Friday! This is the Breitbart Business Digest weekly wrap , our septidialogic sweep through the economic and financial news.
