NEW YORK (Reuters) -Sharp downward revisions to past jobs data on Friday, followed by Trump’s sudden order to fire the head ...

Read here for an analysis of July jobs report's impact on the US economy, inflation trends, and rate cut expectations.

BlackRock executive Rick Rieder reportedly thinks the U.S. Federal Reserve could slash rates by 50 basis points in September.

Volusia County leaders are considering reducing funding for the fire department. But Karaginis warns the timing couldn’t be worse.

Friday’s softer-than-expected July jobs report has some on Wall Street jumping back into bets on a September interest-rate cut. Odds of a September cut surged to 69.2% after falling to 37.7% following ...

An anemic July jobs report boosted expectations the Federal Reserve might lower interest rates in September. Trump said the ...

President Donald Trump called for the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics to be dismissed, alleging there were political motivations behind the downward revisions included in the latest ...

Businesses, investors and the Fed are all operating under a cloud of uncertainty from Trump’s tariff policy. The latest moves ...

The July jobs report goes a long way toward providing the evidence of a weaker labor market that the Fed needs to justify ...

The Labor Department released its jobs report for July which showed the U.S. economy added 73,000 jobs last month, amid uncertainty around trade and monetary policy.

Stocks fell sharply Friday as investors responded to President Donald Trump's latest moves on tariffs and an employment ...

But downward revisions for prior months shocked investors even more, revealing that the labor market came to a near ...