NYC café owner: De Blasio creating situations 'ripe for conflict'
Festival Café owner Tyler Hollinger reacts to New York City requiring small businesses to check that all customers are vaccinated.
Biden cheers jobs numbers but warns 'today is not a day of celebration'
President Biden on Friday cheered the U.S. Department of Labor's latest job numbers.
Former US Labor Sec. Eugene Scalia on 'strong' July jobs report
Former U.S. Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia argues Donald Trump's vaccine program is what he believes is 'driving the numbers we are seeing now' and 'not the more regulatory approach that President Biden is advocating.'
Biden touts bipartisan infrastructure deal and job growth, but keeps focus on need for COVID vaccinations
President Biden touted the bipartisan infrastructure deal and job growth in a speech Friday, while renewing a push for vaccinations against COVID-19 after a robust July jobs report.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy does not anticipate vaccine mandate amid delta variant surge
Gov. Mike Dunleavy, R-Alaska, argues forcing people 'to put something into their bodies that they may not otherwise want' is a 'line that we don't want to cross.'
President Biden celebrates July jobs report
President Biden speaks on jobs, infrastructure and the American economy.
Labor secretary says ending boosted unemployment benefits had nothing to do with 'great' jobs report
U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh argued on Friday after the July jobs report was released that “there is no indication at all” that ending extended unemployment benefits in some states before the September expiration “has added” to the “great” report.
US Labor Secretary argues more government spending 'very much needed'
U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh weighs in on the July jobs report, which revealed that employers hired more workers than expected last month.
July jobs report: Which industries hired the most, least workers last month?
Job creation roared back to life in July as the U.S. economy added the most number of new workers in close to a year, driven largely by bars, restaurants and hotels hiring tens of thousands of employees.
US labor secretary on 'great' July jobs report
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh argues 'there is no indication at all' that ending the boosted unemployment benefits 'has added to the jobs report.'
United Airlines requiring COVID vaccines for all US employees
Global Entrepreneurship Network chairman Jeff Hoffman on whether more airline companies will start requiring vaccinations for employees.
943K jobs added in July
Panel on the biggest takeaways from the latest jobs report and where the jobs are.
Former National Economic Council director on China, economy, jobs report
Former National Economic Council director and The Lindsey Group CEO Larry Lindsey on China, infrastructure spending, evictions and what to expect from July jobs report.
US economy adds 943K jobs in July, blowing past expectations
U.S. employers hired more workers than expected last month as a number of states ended extended unemployment benefits before the September expiration.
Rep. Malliotakis rips Pelosi for 'kowtowing' to socialist Dems
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y., reacts to a report saying the infrastructure deal would add $256 billion to the federal deficit.
Rep. Malliotakis says additional infrastructure spending is ‘major problem’
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y., criticizes Democrats for pushing a pricey reconciliation bill with no concrete legislation.
Stimulus has been 'outsized' in US vs. rest of world: Market expert
Federated Hermes senior equity strategist Linda Duessel warns that the U.S. is overspending on stimulus.
July jobs report expected to show 'strong' payroll gains despite labor shortage
The U.S. economy likely saw another month of strong job gains in July as the labor market gradually heals from the coronavirus pandemic — even as businesses struggle to fill open positions and the rapid spread of the highly contagious delta variant threatens to slow the recovery.
Here's why seafood prices are soaring this summer
After experiencing broad declines last year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the fishing and seafood sectors are still floundering due to the effects of supply chain issues, worker shortages and renewed consumer demand.
Geltrude on 'very strong message' from remote workers willing to take pay cut
Geltrude & Company founder Dan Geltrude on Americans willing to take a pay cut to work remotely full time.