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.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer pitches plan allowing people to work part-time, keep unemployment benefits
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Thursday announced a plan to allow people to work part-time and continue receiving unemployment benefits simultaneously.
US ‘way below’ jobs potential, former Reagan economic adviser says
Art Laffer, a former economic adviser to Ronald Reagan, said on Thursday that he is “not optimistic about the Biden long-term jobs situation.”
Celebrity chef David Burke on restaurant worker shortage: ‘Haven’t seen it like this in my career’
David Burke, celebrity chef, discusses hiring woes that have hurt food business operations.
Celebrity chef David Burke on worker shortage: ‘Haven’t seen it like this in my career’
Chef David Burke discusses how staffing shortages are negatively impacting his business.
Celebrity chef David Burke: Restaurants' real issue is 'employment'
Award-winning celebrity chef David Burke weighs in on restaurants coping with inflation as well as hiring woes.
Nearly half of US states cutting weekly federal unemployment benefits
FOX Business’ Edward Lawrence on states’ efforts to end worker shortages.
White House gearing up for May jobs numbers after weak showing in April
Washington is closely watching Friday's May jobs report as Democrats look to pass $4 trillion in new spending on top of a $1.9 trillion bill passed earlier this year.
Jobless claims hit pandemic low, private-sector payrolls surge past expectations
Weekly jobless claims and ADP employment report top Wall Street estimates.
Stock futures point lower ahead of employment-related reports
U.S. equity futures are trading lower ahead of the release of the first employment-related reports of the week.
Half of all US states to terminate Biden-backed COVID-19 unemployment benefits early
Half of U.S. states, all of them led by Republican governors, are cutting off billions of dollars in unemployment benefits for residents, rebuffing a key part of President Joe Biden’s response to the coronavirus recession.
These 25 states are ending $300 unemployment benefits this summer
A growing number of GOP-led states are planning to end supplemental unemployment benefits designed to help out-of-work Americans weather the coronavirus pandemic.
Austin, Texas, ranks top for tech worker migration, LinkedIn data shows
Austin, Texas, Nashville, Tennessee and Charlotte, North Carolina rank as the top three cities to see the largest inflow of tech-related job migration over the past 12 months, according to new data provided by LinkedIn.
Stock futures trade cautiously after lackluster session
U.S. futures are trading mixed following Tuesday's session as investors look ahead to the latest employment data at the end of the week.
Chamber of Commerce warns of worsening worker shortage
US Chamber of Commerce Executive VP Neil Bradley discusses the job crisis on 'Fox Business Tonight'
To continue receiving unemployment benefits, Florida residents must prove they're actively seeking a job
In Florida, claimants living in counties with over 75,000 people must complete five "works searches" per week, according to the state Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO).