US stocks posted fresh records on Thursday as investors digested a stronger-than-expected June jobs report that dampened ...

The number of U.S.-born workers increased by more than 800,000 from May to June, and is also over 2 million higher than when ...

June job losses were ‘concentrated in white collar industries.’ ...

The so-called diffusion index — which offers insight into the breadth of industries adding to payrolls — indicated less than ...

Employment Trends Index from The Conference Board reveals an economy where fewer companies are hiring, but not many are ...

Ahead of the report, economists surveyed by Bloomberg had estimated 110,000 jobs were added in June. "Many companies remain in a holding pattern and are hesitant to hire new workers amid heightened ...

Thanks to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, the number of foreign-born workers has decreased while the number of U.S.-born workers has conversely increased. “The Labor Department’s ...

NFIB small business sentiment index came in slightly lower and inline with expectations at 98.6. Click to read.

The United States added 147,000 jobs in June, a number that came in stronger than expected. Hiring in the government sector at state and local levels spurred the positive figures, with 73,000 new ...

The Federal Reserve is likely to resume lowering interest rates in September, but it won’t be an easy call for the central bankers, economists said Thursday in the wake of the June jobs report.

During her five-month job search, recent University of Nevada, Reno graduate Emily Hess applied to around 400 jobs. She only ...

June jobs report in the United States surprises with 147,000 new hires, falling unemployment to 4.1%, and cooling wage growth, reducing chances of immediate Federal Reserve rate cuts.