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Millions of Americans who collected unemployment benefits last year and paid taxes on that money are in line to receive a federal refund from the IRS this year.

U.S. stocks are set for a rocky session as traders weigh uncertainty over economic data and an uptick in COVID variants overseas.

U.S. equity futures are trading lower ahead of the Thursday trading session on Wall Street.

The trustee overseeing the bankruptcy of the disastrous Fyre Festival has filed court papers seeking permission to start distributing the funds that have been recovered in the wake of the musical jamboree’s famous flameout in 2017.

Remote work has overtaken major U.S. cities in terms of high-paying job opportunities.

There have now been almost $54 million in fraudulent unemployment claims in Rhode Island during the coronavirus pandemic, state officials say.

Surging inflation, particularly in the United States, has emerged as a new threat to the global economy as it faces a "worsening two-track recovery" from the coronavirus pandemic, the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday.

The number of Americans who quit their jobs in May fell off a record high as openings held near a record high.

Companies across the country are raising wages at one of the fastest paces in decades, a bid to lure Americans back to the workforce as businesses struggle to onboard new employees – but the increase is probably just a "one-off," according to one economist.

Median pay changed by 5% or less either way at about a third of S&P 500 companies.

Out-of-work Americans in Indiana, Texas and Maryland have filed lawsuits against their respective states seeking to reinstate a pandemic relief program that paid out an extra $300 a week in unemployment benefits.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will also head overseas to push for a minimum global tax and outline the administration's priorities on climate change and the economic recovery

The Fourth of July fell on Sunday this year, so various U.S. markets are observing the holiday Monday.