Economic Indicators

Job openings decreased in several industries, with the biggest losses in wholesale trade and the federal government.

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The president said a deal would not happen unless it is beneficial for the U.S.

PG&E filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this year.

A handful of tax havens host the majority of the world’s investments in foreign empty shell companies.

UPS is looking to hire 100,000 seasonal employees for the upcoming holiday season.

Rural hospitals owned by a California-based health care company are closing, leaving Rust Belt communities scrambling.

Amazon Career Day aims to hire over 30,000 new employees.

“Without the ability to find labor this country grinds to a halt," an industry expert says.

Little Rock, Arkansas, is looking to re-up a program to pay homeless people $9.25 per hour to pick up trash.

Chinese imports of U.S.-made goods fell 22 percent last month, with both sides look to continue negotiations as they begin to feel the pressure of the trade war.

As the U.S. scrambles to find new buyers, China has turned to other countries for its food supply. 

The news comes almost two weeks after a face-to-face meeting between President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron.

The Fed will need to use tools on the "outer rim" of monetary policy during the next severe downturn.

Average hourly earnings rose 3.2 percent in August.

Proponents hope the measure will find its way onto the 2020 ballot.

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A host of blue chip companies are jumping on the cheap money bandwagon and borrowing by the billions.

According to the credit-rating agency, the three months' worth of turmoil has threatened "the stability and dynamism of its business environment."

Trump often criticizes the Fed, and Powell, for not lowering interest rates aggressively enough.