It’s a natural reflex, part of human nature: When the pressure’s on, we look to a solution. For consumers living paycheck to paycheck, the prospect...
Monday (Oct. 7) marked a double dose of economic data that provided a continued diet of mixed signals. First up, the Federal Reserve’s latest data on...
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....
As consumers look at their economic prospects, they are torn between factors pulling them in different directions, feeling relatively confident about the job market but...
The number of people receiving unemployment benefits reached its highest level in over two years. The insured unemployment number for the week ended June 15...
America’s job market is starting to resemble its pre-pandemic self, says Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. Speaking to CNBC Thursday (June 13), Yellen also noted that cooling...
Job creation in the U.S. is demonstrating signs of slowing as wages remain flat. That’s according to the monthly report on private sector employment released...
The number of job openings in the United States declined by 4.8% in April. There were 8.1 million job openings available on the last business...
Economic activity in the United States expanded from early April to mid-May, though it varied in different industries and Federal Reserve districts. While 10 of...