However, the unemployment rate fell and wage growth was strong, pointing to a solid and steady job market despite the lower headline number. Looking at January, "what we see is a labor market that ...

U.S. employers added 228k jobs in March amid federal layoffs and uncertainty sparked by Trump's tariffs. Economists polled ...

Employers hired more people than forecasters had expected in March, showing a job market more resilient than expected right ...

The US economy added a stronger-than-expected 228,000 jobs in March, a significant increase from February’s revised gains of 117,000, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Friday.

The all-out global trade war that President Trump declared on Wednesday could be enough to shatter what had arguably been the economy’s final source of support, the strong job market.

The job market was just a touch cooler than expected in February, as new job creation clocked in at 151,000, and unemployment unexpectedly increased to 4.1%. The job growth forecast was 159,000 ...

The job market has remained resilient amid loud layoffs and AI's explosive growth. But the newest test could weigh heavily on hiring. The United States added more jobs than expected in March ...

It’s a timely, if unsettling, question: Could the bottom fall out of the job market just in time for the silver anniversary of the dot-com bust 25 years ago? At first glance, the labor market ...

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Could it happen again? It's a timely, if unsettling, question: Could the bottom fall out of the job market just in time for the silver anniversary of the dot-com bust 25 years ago? At first glance ...