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GOP voters prefer a "law and order" candidate than one focused on attacking wokeness, reports a recent New York Times poll.

The datasets behind Fortune's iconic rankings, including the Fortune 500.

Housing prices dropped slightly last year, but first-time and middle-income buyers found little price relief due to the “lock-in effect” of the historically low interest rates in effect for more than a decade prior to 2022.

Just under 12 million people may need to find new jobs by 2030, the McKinsey Global Institute forecasts.

Trimming costs to drive short-term savings is a mistake, according to experts.

A new poll from Fortune reports that just 38% of CEOs are pessimistic about the global economy, down from 76% in October.

By the end of 2022, inflation levels had reached an all-time high, interest rates had grown considerably since the onset of the pandemic and the impact of the supply-chain crisis was still echoing...

And more of the week's best financial insight

The Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport areas lead the U-S in lost "for-sale" housing inventory since 2019. Fortune Magazine housing reporter Lance Lambert explains why.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spent the weekend in Beijing meeting top Chinese officials including President Xi Jinping.