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Republican-leaning states are so far emerging from the post-COVID economic recovery faring better than states run by Democrats, according to a report.

The total number of job openings fell to 11.3 million in May, less than economists surveyed by Refinitiv were expecting, as the market remains tight for employers and a win-win for employees.

Wall Street is currently expecting a total of 11 million job openings as of the end of May and 268,000 new nonfarm jobs in June.

U.S. equity futures were trading lower on Wednesday ahead of the release of the minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting in which interest rates were raised.

LinkedIn's data suggests the labor market may be starting to show signs of a slowdown amid tighter financial conditions and softening demand.

U.S. Bank Wealth Management Chief Information Officer Eric Freedman revealed on Tuesday what he expects from the most anticipated economic report of the month.

ADP will pause its summer jobs reports as the human resources management software and services provider retools the report's methodology.

The end of the pandemic-era tech boom and proliferation of historic inflation have forced the world's biggest companies to think hard about their next moves.

For Independence Day 2022, WalletHub compared all 50 states based on 39 metrics to find the most and least independent states this year. Utah was at the top of the list.

U.S. manufacturing slowed more than expected in June to a PMI reading of 53%, reaching the lowest level in two years as demand and employment contracted.