Fed Chairman Janet Yellen says the weak economy has room to improve. But many Americans may never get back to work.

Despite the improving job market, workers still don’t have that much walking around cash, which means they have less to spend at retailers.

More workers have retired early than late since the Great Recession, new Fed Data show. But it's not a happy story.

As the economy keeps growing, the market will sour on the sunny, putting a damper on stocks.

The dwindling percentage of Americans who are employed or looking for work is partly due to the economy—but mostly not. Here's what that means for the recovery and you.

The economy and inflation have now risen to levels where the Fed has to start thinking about raising rates. The only excuse left: the weaker-than-expected housing market.