Friday's Stock Market Open: U.S. Equities Fall Despite Strong Jobs Report
U.S. stocks traded lower on Friday despite a strong January jobs report
Report Highlights Perils Of The Digital Gig Economy
Report highlights perils of the digital gig economy
Economic Burnout: India's Struggling Workforce
Economic burnout: India's struggling workforce
Real Estate News: How Much Did Home Sales Rise In December? Affordability Still A Major Issue
The U.S. still faces an affordable housing crisis.
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Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Slightly Higher Despite Disappointing December Jobs Data, Slow Wage Growth
US stocks traded mixed on Friday as the economy only added 145,000 jobs in December
US Economy: Unemployment Benefits Claims Drop Despite Volatile Holiday Season For Labor Market
Unemployment claims also reached a near 50-year low in November.
Poorest Part Of UK, Northern Ireland, Suffering Many Wounds As Britain Votes In Election
Remote Northern Ireland remains poor and struggling.
Canada Sheds 71,000 Jobs In November
Canada sheds 71,000 jobs in November
Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Higher On Stronger-Than-Expected Jobs Report
U.S. stocks are trading higher following a robust jobs report for November and some other positive economic data.
Nigeria Could Have 25% Of World’s Poorest People By 2030 In Absence Of Job Growth, Economic Reforms
Due to Nigeria’s rapid population growth, the country is falling behind economically even with high GDP.
US Building Permits Hit 12-year High; Construction Rises In West
US building permits hit 12-year high; construction rises in West
Let The American Entrepreneur Save The US Economy
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small business exporters decreased from 2018 to 2019 while net numbers of new businesses grew.
India Shelves Consumer Spending Report After Leaked Data Shows Slump
India shelves consumer spending report after leaked data shows slump
Hong Kong's Economy Contracts For Second Straight Quarter, Signaling Recession As Anti-Government Street Protests Continue
Government officials blame ongoing street protests for a weakening economy.
Fed's Powell Said No 'Warning Signs' In US Economy
Fed's Powell said no 'warning signs' in US economy
Germany Squeaks Past Recession With Slight Third-quarter Growth
Germany squeaks past recession with slight third-quarter growth
Could Germany Be On The Brink Of Recession? Government Set To Release Economic Figures
The German government will announce whether the country has technically entered a recession or not on Thursday.
UK Economy Avoids Recession With 0.3% Quarterly Growth
UK economy avoids recession with 0.3% quarterly growth
Germany In Recession? 2019 Economy In 'De Facto Stagnation,' Economist Says
Germany is in a technical recession and will officially be in an economic recession if federal data to be released Thursday confirms the latter.
Germany News: Exports Rise In September, Could Europe's Biggest Economy Avoid Recession?
Although Germany's economy is in dire straits, an unexpected increase in exports in September could be a sign of hope for the European economic powerhouse.
Canada Unemployment Unchanged In October At 5.5%
Canada unemployment unchanged in October at 5.5%
Hundreds Of Schoolchildren Led Anti-government Demonstrations Across Lebanon On Wednesday, Refusing To Return To Class Before The Demands Of A Nearly Three-week-old Protest Movement Are Met.
Students led anti-government demonstrations across Lebanon, refusing to return to class before the demands of a nearly three-week-old protest movement are met
German Court Slaps Down Harshest Sanctions Against Jobseekers
Uncooperative jobseekers in Germany were docked up 60 percent of their benefits
US Adds Surprisingly Strong 128,000 Jobs In Oct Amid GM Strike
Chart showing US Federal Reserve interest rates, inflation and unemployment rates since 2005.
Whirlpool Protest Shines Light On Southern Italy's Woes
Workers downed tools over the threatened closure by US white goods maker Whirlpool of a production site in the capital of the Campania region, and potential loss of over 1,000 jobs
Unemployment Fuels Unrest In Arab States: IMF
In Lebanon, where protesters have brought the country to a standstill with demands for a full overhaul of the political system, the economy grew at a very slow pace over the past few years
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