Economic Indicators

Not since 1969: US regains ultra-low 3.7 pct.

U.S. stock and bond prices fell again Friday after the Labor Department said the economy continues to add jobs at a strong pace, as investors continued to worry about a three-day surge in yields.

The warehouse chain's CFO responded to a question about Amazon setting a $15 minimum wage.

U.S. employers added just 134,000 jobs in September, the fewest in a year, though the figure was likely lowered by Hurricane Florence, while the unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent, the lowest level since 1969.

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in 49 years.

The planned listing of the world's biggest oil producer could be the largest IPO ever.

CBS has hired the consulting firm Rally to help disperse $20 million to groups dedicated to supporting #MeToo and promoting workplace safety and equality for women.

CareerBuilder’s CEO is predicting a job boom for low and high wage roles.

Professional services led the way in hiring gains in September, adding 54,000 jobs in a wide-ranging category that includes management consultants, administrative support and computer systems designers.

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The unemployment rate for Americans of Hispanic or Latino ethnicity fell to 4.5 percent in September, matching a record low hit in July.

The U.S. economy added 134,000 jobs in September, missing analysts' expectations.

The last time the U.S. unemployment rate was roughly as low as the 3.7 percent it is now — December 1969 — the economy was overheating, inflation was spiking and a short recession soon followed.

Labor shortages remain a top challenge for the industry.

Tesla says it recorded one accident for every 3.34 million miles driven in the third quarter when the autopilot was engaged on its vehicles.

The global worker shortage could balloon to more than 85 million employees by 2030.

Record imports drove the U.S. trade deficit up for the third straight month in August.

Hurricane Florence may be behind the lower-than-expected number of jobs created.

India has signed a $5 billion deal to buy a Russian S-400 air defense system despite a looming threat of U.S. sanctions on countries that trade with Russia's defense and intelligence sectors.

The unemployment rate falls to its lowest level since 1969.