US Jobless Claims Plunge to 199,000, Lowest in 52 Years
It's another sign that the job market is rebounding rapidly from last year's coronavirus recession. read more >
It's another sign that the job market is rebounding rapidly from last year's coronavirus recession. read more >
Newly-empowered workers continue to quit jobs, often for higher pay or better working conditions. read more >
Sharply higher inflation, should it persist, might compel the Fed to accelerate plans to raise interest rates. read more >
Fueling the spike in prices has been robust consumer demand, which has run into persistent supply shortages. read more >
The Biden administration says it's confident that the requirement will withstand legal challenges. read more >
It's the most since July, and a sign that economic recovery is overcoming the pandemic. But there was one disappointing note from the jobs report. read more >
The labor market is continuing to recover, albeit slowly. read more >
Resignations increased the most in the South and Midwest, the two regions with the worst COVID outbreaks in August. read more >
Supply chain bottlenecks and a shortage of workers have pushed prices higher. read more >
U.S. employers added just 88,000 jobs in March, the fewest in nine months and a sharp retreat after a period of strong hiring. The slowdown is a reminder that the job market's path back to full health will be uneven. read more >
A steep fall in gas costs pushed down a measure of U.S. consumer prices last month, keeping inflation mild. read more >
