Rep. Kevin Brady lays into May jobs report, says Biden's policies holding America back
Texas Rep. Kevin Brady Friday blasted the May jobs report for "falling-well short of expectations" and blamed President Biden's policies for an economic outlook that "mirrors the stagnant 1970s."
Larry Kudlow: 'Do not underestimate the V-shaped recovery'
'Kudlow' host breaks down the May jobs report and analyzes the labor market
Payne: When I was a kid, getting a job was like winning the lottery
FOX Business’ Charles Payne on small investors and enhanced unemployment benefits paying people not to work.
Enhanced unemployment benefits made sense last year, not anymore: Expert
Zuma Global President Heather Zumarraga weighs in on the cost of paying Americans not to work.
Restaurants are 'ground zero' for the labor shortage: Gasparino
Cosimo Bruno and Gerardo Bruno, co-owners of San Pietro Restaurant in New York, explain their staff shortage due to unemployment benefits.
Economist on May jobs report: COVID ‘unfortunately still driving the bus’
KPMG chief economist Constance Hunter, Peapack Private Wealth Management managing principal David Dietze and Kingsview Wealth Management CIO Scott Martin on the May jobs report, the Federal Reserve, gold and today’s markets.
How are markets reacting to May jobs report?
Macro Trends Advisors founding partner Mitch Roschelle and Kaltbaum Capital Management President Gary Kaltbaum on the market impact of the latest jobs report and Facebook’s 2-year ban of former President Trump.
Biden uses weaker-than-expected May jobs report to tout economic agenda
President Biden cited the May jobs report on Friday as evidence that his economic plan is working and the U.S. is poised for a full recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, even though employers hired fewer workers than expected last month.
Labor secretary pressed on why many GOP-led states have stronger job markets
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh argued it's too early to have the conversation about extending or halting weekly federal unemployment benefits following the May jobs report.
Jobs report gives Wall Street 'sigh of relief' as market rallies, NYSE senior market strategist says
EXCLUSIVE: New York Stock Exchange Senior Market Strategist Michael Reinking said the May jobs report gave Wall Street a "sigh of relief" Friday, as the market rallied just below all-time highs following the U.S. economy reporting 559,000 jobs in May—missing expectations—and a decline in the unemployment rate.
Where are all of the jobs? These sectors hired the most employees in May
May employment was largely driven largely by bars, restaurants and hotels re-hiring thousands of employees.
Labor secretary pressed on why many GOP-led states are doing better with job creation
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh dodges a question about which states are bouncing back in the job market.
Labor secretary says 'too early' to stop federal unemployment benefits
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh argued it's too early to have the conversation about extending or halting weekly federal unemployment benefits following the May jobs report.
May jobs report 'not strong enough' to force Fed inflation conversation: Chief strategist
Slatestone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari explains why future shares are rising following the May jobs report.
May jobs report misses mark: 559K jobs added, unemployment falls to 5.8 percent
‘Mornings with Maria’ breaks down the numbers.
Dennis Lockhart on economic recovery: Expect ‘unprecedented high growth numbers’
Former Atlanta Federal Reserve President and CEO Dennis Lockhart provides insight into economic growth, wage inflation and what to expect from the May jobs report.
Jobs report misses estimates with 559,000 jobs added, unemployment rate falls to 5.8%
U.S. employers added fewer than expected jobs last month as the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stock futures trade cautiously ahead of jobs report
U.S. equity futures were trading tentatively higher ahead of the release of the most anticipated economic report of the month, the May employment report.
Steve Moore: Biden's spending spree will 'ignite inflation in the economy'
Former Assistant Sec. of Treasury Monica Crowley and economist Steve Moore discuss rising taxes on 'The Evening Edit'
Worker shortage to 'diminish' as more states reopen, end unemployment benefits: Economist
Stifel chief economist Lindsey Piegza argues pressures in the labor market will diminish as more states fully reopen and end federal unemployment benefits.