U.S. added 228K jobs in March, beating forecasts despite a 4.2% unemployment rate. Click for my review of the employment data ...

U.S. employers added 228k jobs in March amid federal layoffs and uncertainty sparked by Trump's tariffs. Economists polled ...

M s. 7.600M consensus and 7.690M prior (revised from 7.740M, according to data release by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ...

A strong jobs report for March provided a much-needed boost to financial markets that are reeling in the face of President ...

Tariffs announced earlier this week, however, threaten to derail hiring and worsen inflation, multiple analysts previously ...

The March jobs report is set to show a gradual slowdown in hiring. But uncertainty from Trump's tariffs could mean a bigger ...

No one, literally no one, from the president to this columnist, expected to see 228,000 jobs added by the American job market ...

The U.S. economy added a bigger-than-expected tally of net new jobs last month, data indicated Friday, providing markets with ...

The U.S. economy added 228,000 jobs in March, above economists expectations, as payroll growth continued at a faster pace despite mounting economic uncertainty.

The March jobs report came in stronger than expected, but the good news is being overshadowed by President Trump's trade war.

The US economy added a stronger-than-expected 228,000 jobs in March, a significant increase from February’s revised gains of 117,000, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Friday.

The Bay Area gained jobs in January, fueled by sturdy gains in the South Bay and East Bay, although the San Francisco metro region lost jobs.