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| Ask an Economist: Is the Job Market Strong? ... candidate seems eager to suggest things are going well for U.S. employment. ... Ahead of the July jobs report, you put out a blog post comparing the ...
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| Exports to China vital for US economy, jobs EXPORTS of goods and services to China continue to play an essential role in the US economy and job growth, according to a report released on ...
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| In Debt? These 7 Jobs Can Wipe it Out Fast While her job with an event production company was paying the bills, it wasn't doing much to put a dent in her debt. Then, she happened onto the ...
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| America's immigrant economy: more work, less pay Immigrants in America work more, search for jobs more and get paid way less than native-born U.S. citizens. They're a big chunk of the U.S. job market ...
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| Employers added jobs at healthy pace in many US battleground states in past year WASHINGTON — Hiring has been strong in the past year in many presidential campaign swing states, a possible hurdle for GOP candidate Donald ...
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| Rupert the Bear's warning on AI, robots and jobs Johann Rupert, head of the powerful Richemont luxury goods company whose brands include Cartier, Piaget and Dunhill, takes a bleak view of how ...
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| US beats France, advances to women's basketball final RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — It's rare to see the U.S. women's basketball team struggle during the Olympics. Then again ... But they did a great job.".
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| How trade impacts American jobs: Research roundup After the United States joined NAFTA — which created a free trade zone with Canada and Mexico — many manufacturing jobs moved to Mexico; labor ...
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| Is the U.S. Staging a Middle Class Comeback? And ever since the Great Recession, the types of jobs employers are most actively recruiting for have visibly diverged. Low-paying service jobs and ...
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| How will you survive when the robots take your job? A recent Oxford University study surmises that over the next two decades, about 47 percent of U.S. jobs are at risk of being made obsolete thanks to ...
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