The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division and the Labor Department signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) today to strengthen the partnership between the two agencies to protect

Coronavirus-related fraud schemes are rising fast and have cost US consumers some $4.77 million so far, a government watchdog said Tuesday.

The following statement can be attributed to Neil Bradley, executive vice president and chief policy officer, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, regarding bills introduced today in the House Judiciary

The International Monetary Fund and World Bank on Wednesday called for governments to put a hold on debt payments from the world's poorest nations so they can battle the coronavirus

Economic growth and job gains continued in most of the United States but the pace has slowed in many areas while spending remains far below pre-pandemic levels, the Federal

Federal Reserve policymakers opened their second day of deliberations on Wednesday and are expected to leave the key interest rate unchanged, but the deadly

The business shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic could "easily" cause the US economy to collapse by 20 to 30 percent this quarter, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul on Sunday underscored the vital importance of transatlantic relations as he departed for a pivotal diplomatic trip to

The IMF on Wednesday approved a $739 million emergency loan for Kenya and $491.5 million for Uganda, as the East African countries deal with the coronavirus

Donald Trump’s renewed push to bring Greenland under US control is drawing sharp resistance not only from Europe, but from within his own party — an unusual and

The US Treasury Secretary promised small and medium-sized businesses Thursday that financial aid from the $2.2 trillion stimulus package aimed at cushioning the

Residents and elected officials on Staten Island are once again floating the idea of breaking away from New York City, fueled by backlash to the election of Mayor