The administration has repeatedly floated Trump's $2,000 "dividend," but economists say the math simply doesn’t add up.

By Liz Lee BEIJING, Jan 9 (Reuters) - New bank loans in China probably rose in December from the month before, a Reuters poll ...

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BEIJING: China's annual consumer price inflation accelerated to a 34-month high in December, but the full-year rate slumped ...

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On Nov. 9, the president took to Truth Social to tout the United States' international wealth and respect, citing the tariffs ...

Bruker targets strong FY26 growth from backlog, recovery, semiconductor demand, margin gains, and double-digit EPS outlook at ...

A White House official said Trump is "committed" to following through on the dividend. But there's still no plan.