Jobs

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott boasted that while most of the U.S. has suffered economically during the coronavirus pandemic, his state showed rising numbers in their workforce while others' saw heavy declines.

Last month, the e-commerce giant had filed a motion with the U.S. labor board to delay the vote and give the board more time to reconsider its earlier decision to hold the election by mail during a nearly two-month time span in order to have a "fair" election, despite the ongoing threat of the coronavirus.

Republican Montana Sen. Steve Daines on Friday condemned Democrats for flip-flopping on his amendment to continue construction of the Keystone XL pipeline in a budget resolution for coronavirus relief, and now, the future of the pipeline remains in limbo.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Right to Work Committee are warning against the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.

A slew of new hires in the professional and business service sector offset losses in other parts of the nation's pandemic-stricken economy.

China's Luckin Coffee has filed for bankruptcy protection.

The Labor Department released its closely watched jobs report on Friday morning, revealing the state of the U.S jobs market.

Investors are set to wrap a busy week on Wall Street.