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Eight of the nine senior managers who earned too much to qualify for Covid-19-related hazard pay at New Jersey’s state-run veterans nursing homes received it anyway, according to records obtained by The Wall Street Journal.

GameStop earnings, Apple's developer conference, and a hearing on the Colonial Pipeline hacking are among the big events that will capture investor attention in the coming week.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan believes that the United States is "starting to win the war" against COVID-19, with the economy reaching "roughly" pre-pandemic levels.

While summer is a time for relaxing, it's also a time when swarms of people – especially college students on summer break – are on the job hunt.

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."

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 Marty Walsh argued it's too early to have the conversation about extending or halting weekly federal unemployment benefits following the May jobs report.

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.

May employment was largely driven largely by bars, restaurants and hotels re-hiring thousands of employees.