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ODU Economics Department Chair warns of shaky economic times after GDP shrinkage
Bob McNab, the Chair of the Economics Department at Old Dominion University, is painting an unsettling picture about what this means for the economy, pointing out that a significant factor contributing to the dip in gross domestic product is the ramping up of imports by businesses trying to get ahead of impending tariffs.
Latest news and live updates as Trump holds a town hall to tout his first 100 days and Kamala Harris delivers a speech ...
The economy contracted 0.3% in the 1st quarter as imports surged ahead of Trump's tariffs. But underlying data showed sturdy ...
An evenly split U.S. Senate rejected the latest bipartisan bid to block PresidentDonald Trump's tariffs on Wednesday, hours ...
The U.S. economy shrank at a 0.3% annual pace from January through March, the first drop in three years, as President Donald ...
The White House announced Wednesday night that it signed an economic partnership with Ukraine that includes an agreement on ...
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The announcement comes at a critical moment in the war as Trump has grown increasingly frustrated with leaders of Russia and ...
The deal gives U.S. firms priority access to new investment projects involving resources such as aluminum, graphite, oil and natural gas.
From largest to smallest economy by nominal GDP, here’s how states and Washington, D.C. rank. Texas comes in big at No. 2.
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