Russia is running out of money and could lose its ability to continue funding its war with Ukraine, according to a top economist.

A new Miami Herald investigation reveals that companies run by Cuba's military have made billions of dollars in profit as 2024 worsened hardships in Havana.

The minimum wage is set to rise across 21 states, and 48 cities and counties. 9.2 million minimum wage workers are set to see a pay increase in the new year.

Latino entrepreneurs are hindered by systemic challenges, but closing gaps in funding, mentorship, and skills training could drive massive economic growth and job creation.

A survey across 33 countries reveals rising optimism despite fears of economic instability, technological disruptions, and environmental challenges ahead.

Latino-owned businesses are growing rapidly, but closing key gaps in revenue and support could drive massive economic value and job creation nationwide.

41% Latino adults, in turn, reported knowing a great deal or a fair amount about personal finances, considerably less than Whites, Blacks and Asians

Americans under the age of 40 are richer than ever, increasing their median net worth to unprecedented levels of $80,500 in 2022, up from just $23,750 in 2010.

More expensive menus, higher wages and increased closures are some of the consequences this scenario would have

The report estimated deporting 8.3 million undocumented immigrants could cut the GDP by 7.4% and reduce employment by 7% by 2028.

The world's second-largest economy is battling sluggish domestic consumption, a persistent crisis in the property sector and soaring government debt -- all of which threaten Beijing's official growth target for this year.

According to J.P. Morgan it's more than just accumulating assets for Latinas; it's about creating a legacy of financial stability and opportunity

Orbit S.A., a company that was allegedly independent from Cuban military, has been revealed to be closely monitored by the government in a new investigation.

Trump won a decisive electoral victory, in large part due to support from Hispanic men. As his new term approaches, here's what the group cares about.

The report also projects a water supply deficit of nearly 6.9 million acre-feet by 2070—enough to serve 20.7 million households annually

President-elect Donald Trump announced he would levy tariffs on goods imported from Mexico and Canada, leaving experts warning about the devastating effects.

"This smells more like a political shot across the bow at Elon Musk and Tesla."

The poll also revealed that 78% of Americans felt confident they understand what a tariff is but only 48% understood that American companies pay the tariffs

Proponents argue that SB1718 has bolstered Florida's economic growth, but critics describe a very different reality

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll showed inflation, immigration and the economy as the top issues voters think Trump should handle as soon as he assumes office.

Despite having run on improving the cost of living, experts believe Trump's policies will actually weaken the economy and increase food prices nationally

Paul Krugman, a Nobel Prize winner, said that inflation helped Trump get to the White House and, ironically, his economic program is set to be inflationary

Ahead of Inauguration Day, when Trump will officially become the 47th President of the U.S., political scientists are already issuing warnings

Trump made historic inroads with Latino voters and the reason is rooted on what the electorate said their top priority was all along— the economy

Trump seemingly edges out with a 2 percentage point lead among Harris as Election Day quickly approaches and the two make their last push to court voters.

The study by Pew Research Center also found that 6 in 10 voters say the same of legal immigrants

Comments from top Federal Reserve officials suggesting they would like to see a slower pace of rate cuts tempered hopes for another bumper cut at the bank's next meeting, while Middle East worries pushed gold to a new record.

Foreign-born workers, make up 30% of the workforce in key trade roles linked to building, says Jim Tobin, CEO of the National Association of Home Builders

The study by the National Foundation For American Policy cites factors such as retiring U.S. born Baby Boomers leaving the workforce and stagnating birth rates

The study revealed that apprehending and deporting just one million individuals would cost about $20 billion