The labor market continued to cool in August, with job creation among private employers slowing for the fifth consecutive month and wage growth remaining flat....
The number of Federal Reserve districts reporting flat or declining economic activity rose from five in July to nine in August. Only three of the 12...
The number of job openings in the United States declined to 7.67 million in July, down from 7.91 million in June and 8.81 million a...
Construction spending decreased by 0.3% in July after remaining unchanged in June. Spending totaled $2.163 billion in July, down from the revised June estimate of...
In the wake of the savings events rush of the summer, with seemingly every large merchant announcing some major discounting push, consumers are growing accustomed...
Sept. 17 is looming as a critical date on the economic calendar. It’s the date the Federal Reserve meets to consider — and most analysts...
The reality is that inflation is cooling. But perception, as they say, is reality. As captured in a PYMNTS Intelligence report in August, the reality...
Goldman Sachs reportedly plans to lay off between 3% and 4% of its workforce — amounting to about 1,300 to 1,800 people — as part...
Consumer spending and private inventory investment are driving an increase in real gross domestic product (GDP), the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) said Thursday (Aug....