The COVID-19 pandemic which has disproportionately killed black Americans has drawn renewed attention to the persistent inequities in wealth between blacks and whites despite the economic prosperity of recent years.

The US economy collapsed in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic in the April-to-June period, contracting 32.9 percent in the second quarter, the government reported Thursday.

The economic inequality in general is a subject often talked about. But what is usually ignored is the gender pay inequality.

Four in 10 Americans say they still struggle to pay their bills, despite the strong economy, according to a quarterly survey by UBS

The gap between white- and non-white households widened in 2017, US government data shows.

An export says that the Western economic system is more serving the rich rather than the poor.

A new study has found that the chief executives at the 350 largest companies in America earned 312 times more than their average employees in 2017.