During her remarks in a Senate hearing today, Senator Elizabeth Warren sounded the alarm over America's broken healthcare system. Warren stated, "We're paying the price." ...

The bipartisan legislation was easily approved in a vote late Thursday. It’s designed to bolster US competitiveness in cutting-edge industries and curb exports to China and other foreign adversaries, ...

The US Senate passes a bill requiring Nvidia and AMD to prioritize American buyers over China for advanced AI chips.

The Senate action follows a Trump administration deal this summer with Nvidia and AMD to ease China export restrictions Artificial intelligence chip firms Nvidia Corp and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) ...

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren slammed Walt Disney Co's move to lay off 28,000 workers while making shareholder payouts in the years leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, demanding more information from ...

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren is asking large U.S. banks to disclose how they performed under a recent Federal Reserve exam of their finances during the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren on Thursday blasted U.S. business leaders, including JPMorgan Chase & Co's Jamie Dimon and Walmart's Doug McMillon, for falling short on a "splashy" promise to look ...

During her remarks in a video posted to social media today, Senator Elizabeth Warren sounded the alarm over Trump's destruction of the economy. Warren stated prices are going "up, up, and up." ...

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren asked a group representing hedge funds and other asset managers to describe what role, if any, it played in the Trump administration’s deliberations over how to ...

Warren agrees with Trump that he's not the right leader for this moment, referencing his past comments on shutdowns. She also ...

The jobs report abhors a vacuum. A government shutdown prevented the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday from issuing its monthly report on job creation, so the business press told us what the report ...

The White House is concerned that a prolonged government shutdown could further delay the release of key economic data the jobs report scheduled for Friday was held back.