Economist Mark Zandi believes the success of the economy will depend on how "aggressively" Trump pursues his signature ...

New job reports are out, and two think tanks are calling the Ohio employment picture “sluggish” and “flat.” The think tank ...

The Kansas City Fed economists estimated that the economy could've added 19,000 more jobs each month, on average, from ...

1.2 million Americans were laid off in 2025, 58% more than in 2024 — and the highest rate since 2020.

Business Insider looked at jobs that don't usually need a college degree, are projected to grow, and pay at least $75,000.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) on Friday, Jan. 23, reported that Ohio in December added 3,500 jobs as ...

The technology job market is where the model suggests the most notable turnaround and offers the most optimistic signal. Job growth in that sector has declined by about 21% per year for the last ...

Workers in these fields are likely to remain employed regardless of economic conditions or automation trends, with numbers ...

Job growth across most major U.S. metros is slowing, according to John Burns Research and Consulting. High-income sectors like tech and finance are stagnating, while education and healthcare — up 3.3% ...

WASHINGTON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in December amid business caution about hiring because of import tariffs and rising artificial intelligence investment, but the ...

Arizona added just 24,600 jobs throughout 2025, marking the state's weakest employment growth in more than 15 years.

Economic experts at the Arkansas Business Forecast luncheon on Friday predicted growth will continue in Arkansas in 2026.