AP Business - Economy

U.S. stocks are flirting with their records again after several big companies delivered better-than-expected profits reports for the spring

Thailand’s prime minister has said that eligible businesses and individuals can register from August for digital cash handouts, a controversial program that will cost billions of dollars and is meant to boost the lagging economy

Asian shares began the week trading mixed as China reported that its economy expanded at a 4.7% annual pace in the last quarter

Asian shares began the week trading mixed after China reported that its economy expanded at a lower-than-forecast 4.7% annual pace in the last quarter

World shares began the week trading mixed after China reported that its economy expanded at a lower-than-forecast 4.7% annual pace in the last quarter

China says its economy expanded at a slower-than-forecast 4.7% annual rate in the last quarter

China’s ruling Communist Party is starting a four-day meeting that is expected to lay out a strategy for self-sufficient economic growth in an era of heightened national security concerns and restrictions on access to American technology

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reinforced a message that the Fed is paying growing attention to a slowing job market and not only to taming inflation, a shift that signals it’s likely to begin cutting interest rates soon

U.S. stocks are sticking near their records following a jobs report that showed a slowdown in hiring and contained nuggets of data for both optimists and pessimists

U.S. stocks are ticking toward more records after a report on the job market bolstered hopes that interest rates will soon get easier