Where are all of the jobs? These sectors hired the most in October
The unemployment rate went down for the sixth straight month to 6.9%, topping Wall Street's expectations.
Dems' failure to mount 'blue wave' could lead to smaller coronavirus relief package
A divided Congress may lead to a smaller coronavirus relief package ‒ here's why.
US economy added 638,000 jobs in October as unemployment falls to 6.9%
The Labor Department's October jobs report pointed to a slowdown in the labor market's recovery from the pandemic-induced recession.
Blackrock CEO Larry Fink: Election outcome makes for 'very good time' to manage money
One of Wall Street’s most prominent executives is optimistic that the current election results--divided government—will be good for investors, FOX Business has learned.
Fed holds rates steady, says US economy remains 'well below' pre-pandemic level
The Federal Reserve, meeting on the heels of the still-undecided presidential election, reiterated its pledge on Thursday to do whatever it can to help navigate the U.S. economy through the coronavirus pandemic.
Another 751,000 Americans filed for jobless benefits amid uptick in coronavirus cases
The number of Americans applying for state unemployment benefits held steady last week.
US private employers add 365,000 jobs in October, missing expectations
Private employers hired at a slower-than-expected pace in October, indicating the labor market's recovery from the coronavirus crisis is cooling, according to the ADP National Employment Report released Wednesday.
Election Day 2020 results: Trump, Biden locked in tight race with major economic stakes
Each candidate has accused the other of embracing policies that would have disastrous outcomes for ordinary Americans.
How a Trump or Biden presidency could affect your retirement plan
President Trump and his Democratic opponent Joe Biden are running for election on radically different platforms, with diverging views on most some of the most pressing issues, including ones that have the potential to impact the finances of everyday Americans.
Kudlow says another economic shutdown 'won't work' despite coronavirus spike
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Tuesday rejected the notion of another economic shutdown in the U.S. to curb a spike in coronavirus infections.
Trump would be first president to lose reelection bid despite high ratings on economy
If Donald Trump fails to win re-election, he would become the first incumbent president in modern history to lose despite receiving high ratings from voters on the U.S. economy.
Nearly 1 in 10 businesses still planning layoffs for 2020
Nonprofit think tank The Conference Board found that almost one in 10 American businesses are planning for further layoffs during the 2020 calendar year.
Massachusetts joins states reinstating coronavirus restrictions as numbers rise ahead of Election Day
States including Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts and Michigan are tightening coronavirus restrictions amid a surge in cases of the virus.
Midwestern states with low unemployment have few rules
Five of the six states with the nation’s lowest unemployment rates are in the Midwest, have Republican governors and have almost no restrictions intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
EU faces knotty trade fights with US - no matter who wins
Europe's push for digital taxes on American tech behemoths like Google and Amazon could mean friction no matter who is in the White House
Biden targets gamer vote with 'Fortnite' pitch
Players can head to "Reboot City" for a single-player experience in "Build Back Better with Biden," which features the Democratic candidate's pets and signature phrases.
Chinese manufacturing expands in October but at slower pace
The economy has gradually recovered since the peak of the coronavirus outbreak in China
Sony in talks with AT&T to buy Crunchyroll for more than $950M
Sony Corp is in final talks with AT&T to acquire U.S. animation-streaming service Crunchyroll in a deal worth more than $957 million.
American shoppers panic-buying as coronavirus spike aggravates year of upheaval
With just four days until the 2020 presidential election, early indicators show American shoppers concerned about political fallout and the months ahead are buying and stockpiling goods.
Federal Reserve adjusts Main Street lending program to aid pandemic-stricken small businesses
The Federal Reserve announced Friday that it will adjust its Main Street lending program to better support small businesses still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic



















