America's employment situation weakened more than expected in July, with the latest nonfarm payrolls report showing far fewer ...

Although the July jobs report showed that wages rose once again, the slowest pace of hiring since late 2020 and downward revisions to the prior two month's payrolls figures likely keeps the ...

the report said. Those numbers were partly offset by job losses in the information sector. Dow Jones economists had predicted that the economy would create 185,000 jobs in July. Job gains had been ...

The July jobs report showed that hiring slowed markedly last month, while the unemployment rate hit a three-year high. The latest downbeat reading on the labor market could prompt the Federal ...

But officials first need to see more data to gain more confidence. July’s jobs report will be a key piece of that puzzle. Policymakers will also get a look at August jobs numbers and July and ...

American workers are getting a much-needed raise. The July jobs report is the latest piece of data showing a booming recovery from last year's COVID-19 pandemic. The US economy added nearly a ...

The August jobs report will come out on September 6. For inflation data, the next two dates to circle are August 14 and 30, when the July consumer price index and personal consumption expenditures ...

Job cuts spiked in February, marking their highest point since July 2020, due to firings of government workers directed by ...

In the wake of the mixed July jobs report, the consumer price index (CPI) report on Thursday will be the primary focus. S&P 500 Earnings Season With the end of the reporting season in sight ...

The unemployment rate fell from 4.25 to 4.22 percent. The jobs numbers for June and July were revised further down by a combined 86,000 jobs created, bringing the three-month average of jobs ...

U.S. Federal Reserve leaders are fond of the adage that economic expansions don’t die of old age — they’re murdered. There is ...