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  • Responding to Job Numbers, Trump Says He Expects Economy to Get Worse
    Responding to Job Numbers, Trump Says He Expects Economy to Get Worse
    'Our economy's bad,' President Trump said. 'And it'll only get worse.'
    May 3, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • Jobs Growth Is Strong Until Recession Begins
    Jobs Growth Is Strong Until Recession Begins
    Commentary The latest released U.S. nonfarm payrolls continue on the upside to the surprise of the market, with ...
    May 11, 2023BY Law Ka-chung
  • Americans’ Real Wages Decline Due to Rising Inflation
    Americans’ Real Wages Decline Due to Rising Inflation
    Even though Americans have seen sizable wage growth over the past year, real wages have actually dipped during ...
    July 9, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • US Private Sector Employment Falls by 301,000 Jobs: ADP
    US Private Sector Employment Falls by 301,000 Jobs: ADP
    Payroll processor ADP said in its closely watched jobs report that America's private employers not only failed to ...
    February 2, 2022BY Tom Ozimek
  • US Employers Added 531,000 Jobs in October, Beating Expectations
    US Employers Added 531,000 Jobs in October, Beating Expectations
    U.S. employers added over half a million jobs in October, beating market expectations and painting a picture of ...
    November 5, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • US Employers Hired 571,000 Workers in October, Beating Estimates: ADP
    US Employers Hired 571,000 Workers in October, Beating Estimates: ADP
    Private sector employment in the United States rose by 571,000 jobs in October, well above consensus forecasts of ...
    November 3, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • American Employers Added 194,000 Jobs in September, Far Below Expectations
    American Employers Added 194,000 Jobs in September, Far Below Expectations
    U.S. employers added fewer than 200,000 jobs in September, sharply undershooting market expectations and painting a picture of ...
    October 8, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • Decline in Shift Work Casts Shadow on Oct. 8 Jobs Report
    Decline in Shift Work Casts Shadow on Oct. 8 Jobs Report
    High-frequency workforce activity data from payroll tracking firm Ultimate Kronos Group (UKG) shows that shift work in the ...
    October 6, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • JPMorgan Predicts Weak Jobs Recovery as Fed Officials Mull Policy Moves Around Stimulus
    JPMorgan Predicts Weak Jobs Recovery as Fed Officials Mull Policy Moves Around Stimulus
    A JPMorgan model for forecasting job creation in the U.S. economy predicts another weak number for September, on ...
    September 21, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • Unemployment Rises Among Blacks, Teenagers, and Those With Associate Degree
    Unemployment Rises Among Blacks, Teenagers, and Those With Associate Degree
    Friday's non-farm payrolls report—a barometer of America's labor market health—not only reflected below-expectations job growth in August but ...
    September 4, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • American Employers Added 235,000 Jobs in August, Far Below Expectations
    American Employers Added 235,000 Jobs in August, Far Below Expectations
    America’s private employers added just 235,000 jobs in August, significantly undershooting market expectations and fueling speculation that the ...
    September 3, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • Fed Likely to Start Tapering Bond Buys in December: Former Atlanta Federal Reserve Chief
    Fed Likely to Start Tapering Bond Buys in December: Former Atlanta Federal Reserve Chief
    A former Federal Reserve official said the central bank is likely to announce a tapering to its massive ...
    September 3, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • Stock Futures Up, European Equities Down, Dollar Near Lows Ahead of Key Jobs Report
    Stock Futures Up, European Equities Down, Dollar Near Lows Ahead of Key Jobs Report
    Wall Street futures were up, European stocks slipped, and the U.S. dollar held near monthly lows on Friday ...
    September 3, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • American Employers Hired Far Fewer Workers Than Expected in August: ADP
    American Employers Hired Far Fewer Workers Than Expected in August: ADP
    Private sector employment in the United States rose by 374,000 in August, sharply undershooting consensus expectations of 613,000, ...
    September 1, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • American Employers Added 943,000 Jobs in July
    American Employers Added 943,000 Jobs in July
    America’s private employers in July added 943,000 jobs—a proxy for new hires—in a sign that the U.S. economy ...
    August 6, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • American Employers Added Just 266,000 Jobs in April as Businesses Struggle to Find Workers
    American Employers Added Just 266,000 Jobs in April as Businesses Struggle to Find Workers
    America's private employers in April added a paltry 266,000 jobs—a proxy for new hires—despite job openings at near ...
    May 7, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • US Economy Adds 49,000 Jobs, Unemployment Falls to 6.3 Percent
    US Economy Adds 49,000 Jobs, Unemployment Falls to 6.3 Percent
    The U.S. economy added 49,000 more jobs than it lost in January after shedding a net 227,000 positions ...
    February 5, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • US Economy Adds 1.4 Million Jobs in August as Unemployment Falls to 8.4 Percent
    US Economy Adds 1.4 Million Jobs in August as Unemployment Falls to 8.4 Percent
    America's economy added some 1.4 million jobs in August while unemployment fell by more than economists anticipated, as ...
    September 4, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
  • US Economy Adds 1.8 Million Jobs and Unemployment Falls to 10.2 Percent
    US Economy Adds 1.8 Million Jobs and Unemployment Falls to 10.2 Percent
    The U.S. economy added 1.763 million jobs in July, bringing the unemployment rate down to 10.2 percent and ...
    August 7, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
  • Labor Market Makes Surprise Rebound as Unemployment Falls and Economy Adds Jobs
    Labor Market Makes Surprise Rebound as Unemployment Falls and Economy Adds Jobs
    The U.S. unemployment rate unexpectedly fell in May and layoffs abated, the Labor Department said on Friday in ...
    June 5, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
  • Virus Fallout Destroys 20.5 Million US Jobs, Unemployment Rate Shatters Record
    Virus Fallout Destroys 20.5 Million US Jobs, Unemployment Rate Shatters Record
    Battering the U.S. economy, COVID-19 shutdowns and destruction of demand have erased a staggering 20.5 million jobs in ...
    May 8, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
  • Robust US Job Growth Boosts Economy as Coronavirus Fears Hit Markets
    Robust US Job Growth Boosts Economy as Coronavirus Fears Hit Markets
    U.S. employers maintained a robust pace of hiring in February, giving the economy a strong boost as it ...
    March 6, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
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    Senate Committee Advances Bill to Codify Ban on Chinese Smart Vehicles
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    NEW By Naveen Athrappully
    Energy Department Issues Emergency Order to Mitigate Blackout Risks Amid Hot Weather Conditions
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    2hr By Evgenia Filimianova
    EU Car Sales Rise as Electric Vehicles, Chinese Brands Gain Ground
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    2hr By Zachary Stieber
    Confirmed Deaths in Ebola Outbreak Eclipse 1,000
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    2hr By Tom Ozimek
    Oil Jumps as Houthis Claim Strikes on Saudi Tankers in Red Sea
  • Financial Managers Seek Ways to Leave China Amid Anti-Corruption Probe
    3hr By Michael Zhuang
    Financial Managers Seek Ways to Leave China Amid Anti-Corruption Probe
  • US Company Recalls More Than 19 Million Eggs
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    US Company Recalls More Than 19 Million Eggs
  • Education Department Investigates 5 Medical Schools for Alleged Racial Bias in Admissions
    4hr By Kimberly Hayek
    Education Department Investigates 5 Medical Schools for Alleged Racial Bias in Admissions
  • Behind America’s Growing ‘Food Freedom’ Movement
    4hr By Jeff Louderback
    Behind America’s Growing ‘Food Freedom’ Movement
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    9hr By Kimberly Hayek
    US Forces Strike Iranian Military Infrastructure in 12th Consecutive Night of Attacks
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