As President Donald Trump hits the 100-day mark of his presidency, a spate of new polling shows significant warning signs on signature issues like the economy and cutting the size of government.

Now this $11 billion difference is real money, but it’s just a 0.2% gap. And just a whisker behind is Japan – which until last year was No. 4 – at $4.186 trillion. Yup, just $1 billion less ...

Around the world, employee engagement fell from 23% to 21% last year, costing the global economy approximately $438 billion in lost productivity, the report estimates. It's only fallen twice in ...

For now, Trump will not have the threat of import taxes to exact his will on the world economy as he had intended, since doing so would require congressional approval.