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

The U.S. added 209,000 jobs in July, but the unemployment rate remains steady

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.

Millennials and new college grads still face a tough job market, and that can create strains in your social circle. Follow this script to keep everyone happy.

With a little help from Jonathan Swift, Shakespeare, and World War II, Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher makes the case for why interest rates need to rise soon.

Great jobs numbers have stock investors cheering. But what about bonds?