The presidents who caused the highest surge in unemployment are Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush.

Fears of a recession heightened in the U.S. as early signs appeared to signal the possibility, but what does that actually mean and how could it impact you?

A noncommittal response from President Trump on recession risks has stoked uncertainty over the economy. But some evidence argues against a recession.

With fears on the rise, and amid major changes made by the Trump Administration, here's a look at where things stand.

The odds of a recession have risen ... with extraordinary economic success,” citing the 1800s and the post-World War II period. But some level of slowdown is essentially guaranteed.

The answer felt like an obvious yes during New York Fashion Week, when Ashlynn Park offered a range of softly flared peplums stemming from short, cropped jackets and tailored vests at Ashlyn.

leading to a sharp but brief recession (1920–1921) with unemployment peaking at 11.7%. Post-WWII, spending fell from $92.7 billion in 1945 to $34.5 billion by 1948 (63% reduction), yet the economy ...

Amid the political upset, some people worry that the U.S. economy could go into recession as a result ... Recall what happened at the end of World War II. Soldiers and sailors came home amid ...

The longest hit to Australians’ living standards since World War II has finally come to an end ... the worst run on record. After falling for six months, household spending lifted by 0.4 ...

The new government will have to deal with rising unemployment, a recession and a creaking budget. Its coalition agreement, reached on Thursday after the longest negotiations in post-World War II ...