Latest Unemployment Claims Show Layoffs On Rise As Coronavirus Surges
The number of initial claims rose 109,000, the first increase in 15 weeks.
Republicans Considering Extending $600 Unemployment Benefit As Part Of Broader Stimulus Package
Will the $600 enhanced unemployment benefit continue? Benefits set to run out at the end of July is Republicans and Democrats can't come to an agreement.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Involved In Heated Confrontation With GOP Representative On Capitol Hill
The firebrand Democrat said Rep. Ted Yoho confronted her over comments about New York City's crime rate in relation to unemployment and poverty made worse by the coronavirus pandemic.
August Looms As Uncertain Deadline For Jobless Americans
August looms as uncertain deadline for jobless Americans
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Initial Unemployment Claims Dip For 15th Straight Week As Coronavirus Surges Across US
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Survey Finds Child Care Options Could Virtually Disappear As Result Of Coronavirus Pandemic
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New White House Campaign Encourages Unemployed Americans To ‘Find Something New’
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Singapore Recession: Economy Shrinks By 41%, Worse Than Forecast
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China Economy Rebounds In Q2 After Virus Hit: AFP Poll
The survey of analysts from 11 institutions pegged China's growth at 1.3 percent -- a far cry from the 6.1 percent expansion posted last year but in better shape than other countries still grappling with the contagion.
UK Economy In Steep Decline: Is It Becoming An Emerging Market?
Investors watch Britain's tailspin -- and brace for what might be the inevitable.
Canada Unemployment Drops In June, Nearly 1 Mn Jobs Created
Canada unemployment drops in June, nearly 1 mn jobs created
Thursday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Mixed, With Nasdaq Again Beating Broader Market, Yields Plunge
U.S. stocks finished mixed on Thursday as 1.31 million Americans filed jobless claims last week
Another 1.3 Mn Workers File For US Jobless Benefits
Another 1.3 mn workers file for US jobless benefits
Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Mixed Despite Better Than Expected Jobless Claims Data
U.S. stocks were mixed on Thursday as 1.31 million Americans filed jobless claims last week
Initial Unemployment Claims Fall Slightly Despite Coronavirus Surge
"With more bankruptcies and job cuts announced in the retail sector, for example, the economy remains at significant risk in the weeks and months ahead" -- Mark Hamrick of Bankrate.com
Coronavirus Job Crisis: Report Reveals Which Groups Have Been Hit Hardest By Pandemic Unemployment
A report from the OECD has found the groups most impacted by pandemic job loss and predicted how long the jobs crisis will last.
EU Warns 2020 Recession Will Be Deeper, 2021 Recovery Less Robust, Than Previously Thought
France, Spain, Italy are expected to shrink by more than 10% this year
US Services Sector Returned To Growth In June: Survey
US services sector returned to growth in June: survey
Thursday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Holiday-Shortened Week In The Black On Strong Jobs Data
U.S. stocks gained on Thursday as 4.8 million jobs were added in June
Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Jump On Strong June Jobs Report
U.S. stocks surged on Thursday as 4.8 million jobs were added in June
June Unemployment Rate Dips To 11% But More Than 1 Million Filed Initial Jobless Claims As Coronavirus Surged
The June statistics were collected before coronavirus cases began surging in more than a dozen states and governors began ordering pauses or rollbacks in reopening plans.
Infographic: Employment-Population Ratio Shows Level Of Job Devastation In US
Why does the employment rate stand at 13.3% when almost half the adult population doesn’t have a job?
Japan Pandemic Jobless Data Mask Woe For Millions: Experts
Japan pandemic jobless data mask woe for millions: experts
47% Of Americans Are Jobless; 'Economy Isn’t Out Of The Woods,' Economist Warns
The extent of the widespread joblessness plaguing the labor force can be seen in the employment-population ratio, which plunged to 52.8% in May.
Japan Jobless Rate Up, Available Jobs In Worst Plunge Since 1974
Japan jobless rate up, available jobs in worst plunge since 1974
What The Great Recession Taught A Business Leader About Surviving An Economic Crisis
Facing a recession as a business leader is scary, intimidating and fraught with anxiety over making the wrong decisions.
US Economy: Trade Enforcement Creates American Jobs
An often-overlooked economic stimulus that requires no additional spending of federal dollars is trade enforcement.
US Income Drops As CARES Act Tapers But Spending Jumps
US income drops as CARES Act tapers but spending jumps
Thursday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise In Volatile Session, Powered By Surging Bank Stocks
U.S. stocks rose on Thursday although cases of covid-19 spiked in some states.
Will There Be Another Round Of Economic Stimulus Checks? June Jobs Report Probably The Deciding Factor
The June unemployment rate is due to be released next Thursday.
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