Forecasters expect the US employment report for May will add new evidence the labor market is gradually cooling, even as ...
US economy created many more jobs than expected in May, but unemployment rate has risen to 4%. 15:26 The US ...
The US job market showed a softer side in April when just 175,000 jobs were added, marking one of the weakest months in the ...
U.S. job openings fell more than expected in April, pushing the number of available jobs per job-seeker to its lowest in ...
Employers added booming 272,000 jobs in May despite growing household financial strains. Unemployment rose to 4%.
The hiring exceeded the average number of jobs added each month over the previous year, and it accelerated notably from the ...
The May jobs report came in way hotter than expected ... Related stories The US unemployment rate was expected to be 3.9%, in ...
The monthly jobs report from the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics is packed with surprises and conflicting ...
The May jobs report was far hotter than the expectations of economists, who projected a gain of 185,000 jobs and no movement ...
The U.S. dollar jumped on Friday after data showed the world's largest economy created a lot more jobs than expected last ...
Last month’s sizable job gain suggests that the economy is still growing steadily, propelled by consumer spending on travel, ...
Stocks slipped on Wall Street and Treasury yields jumped after the government released a surprisingly hot jobs report, ...