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Labor Department Glitch Delays Jobs Data, Ignites Conspiracy Theories

Jobs Data Could Be Off By 1 Million When Labor Department Revises Figures: What It Means For The Fed

Eggs Are The Villain In July Inflation Data: Grocery Prices Edge Higher As Other Sectors Cool

Jobs Data Could Be Off By 1 Million When Labor Department Revises Figures: What It Means For The Fed

Eggs Are The Villain In July Inflation Data: Grocery Prices Edge Higher As Other Sectors Cool

Unemployment Flashes Recession Warning Signs: Why Some Experts Say This Time Is Different

U.S. Government Efficiency Is At Its Highest In 60 Years By This Jobs Measure - But There's A Catch

Unemployment Flashes Recession Warning Signs: Why Some Experts Say This Time Is Different

U.S. Government Efficiency Is At Its Highest In 60 Years By This Jobs Measure - But There's A Catch

Fed Gov. Cook Calls For Lower Interest Rates 'At Some Point'

Health Care Workers Underpin US Jobs Growth In February

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If You Have This In-Demand Skill, You Could Be Making Up To $200K A Year Without A College Education

Cybercrime jumped 300% since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, cybersecurity professionals are in demand.

December Jobs Report: Do Economists See Cooling Signals Or Steady Growth?

Economists' and financial analysts' varied reactions to Bureau of Labor Statistics' December jobs report.

Economists Weigh In On August Jobs Report, If The Fed Will Raise Rates In September

The August jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday showed job creation outperformed expectations, but the unemployment rate edged up and wage growth moderated more than anticipated.

Job Market Cools, Unemployment Ticks Lower: US Adds 236K Jobs In March, Missing Economist Expectations

The U.S. added 236,000 jobs last month, below average economist estimates of 240,000 jobs.

High Interest Rate Casualties Getting New Lease On Life After Cooler CPI Print

Companies with high exposure to rising federal interest rates, which makes borrowing more expensive and causes consumers to wait until rates come down, received welcoming news on Thursday.

US Inflation Data Expected To Show 8% Increase In August: What It Means For Interest Rates

This week's U.S. inflation data could set the stage for a third straight 0.75% rate hike from the Federal Reserve.

US Adds 315,000 Jobs In August, Clearing The Path For Another Aggressive Interest Rate Hike

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) traded higher Friday morning after the Labor Department reported strong U.S. jobs market numbers from August.

Are True Inflation Levels Higher Than CPI Suggests?

The U.S. Labor Department reported on Wednesday a 7% increase in the consumer price index (CPI) in the month of December, the fastest inflation growth since 1982. Some investors are concerned true inflation levels are higher than the CPI suggests.

Consumer Prices Rise In August: What You Need To Know

After rising .5% in July, all consumer items tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics rose .3% in August. Over the year, all consumer items have risen 5.3%.

Consumer Price Index Sees Increases With White House Concerned By Global Energy Supply

The Consumer Price Index increased .5% in July after rising .9% in June, and, in general, prices of all items rose 5.4% over the last year, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics report.

These 4 Popular Stocks Have Remote Work In Common

It’s not just you — the amount of people who worked from home doubled from 2019 to 2020 to 42%, according to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics survey. Commuting times for all demographics fell during the same time period.

New Jobless Claims Fall Week-Over-Week: From 'Natural Disaster Phase To Recession Phase'

Continuing jobless claims for the week of May 3 reached 22.83 million compared to a 25.1-million forecast and the previous week’s revised figure of 22.38 million.

April 2020 Job Loss Is The Worst In US History; Unemployment Rate Hits 14.7%

In just two months, the coronavirus outbreak undid all the economic progress made since the 2008 financial crisis — including the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years.

Labor Department's 500K Downward Jobs Revision Puts More Pressure On Fed

June Employment Numbers Outpace Expectations

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US Producer, Consumer Price Indexes Rise In February

Where Is The Best Place To Land A Job This Year?

Job Openings Hit Record High In December

Unemployment Continues To Fall Below April's Record Rates

Analysis: The Rarity Of A Sub-4% Unemployment Rate

March Non-Farm Payrolls Trail Expectations; Economist Sees Healthy Normalization

ETFs: How To Play The Energy Patch As Inflation Rises