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Jerome Powell's job is going to get even more complicated thanks to labor market data.
Economy

The labor market is on a knife edge, and the factors weakening it aren’t going anywhere

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September 5, 2025
As AI eats entry-level jobs, uncertainty fills the gap
Newsletters

As AI eats entry-level jobs, uncertainty fills the gap

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September 4, 2025
Close up stock photograph of a mature man studying a see-through computer monitor that’s displaying text provided by an AI (artificial intelligence) chatbot.
Economy

ADP says job growth was ‘whipsawed’ in August, with rare warning on AI and consumer jitters

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September 4, 2025
Studies are examining how AI is—and will continue to—shape the labor market, though whether it will ultimately be a benefit or hindrance remains to be seen.
Economy

The professions trying to get ahead with AI are those most likely to lose their jobs to it, St. Louis Fed says

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September 3, 2025
A protestor stands on a stage speaking on a microphone, with protestors behind them holding up a sign that says 'solidarity.'
Travel & Leisure

From rail strikes to white pants, the Gilded Age shaped both Labor Day and America’s summer economy

By Jamie Stengle and The Associated Press
August 29, 2025
Kentucky governor Andy Beshear stands at a podium
Success

Pivotal union vote looms at Kentucky plant that produces EV batteries

By Bruce Schreiner and The Associated Press
August 27, 2025
Coinbase CEO urged engineers to use AI—then shocked them by firing those who wouldn’t: ‘I went rogue’
AI

Coinbase CEO urged engineers to use AI—then shocked them by firing those who wouldn’t: ‘I went rogue’

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August 25, 2025
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell walks next to a few other people as he enters the Jackson Hole conference.
Economy

Powell’s ‘unusual’ Jackson Hole remarks reveal he’s boxed in by Trump’s tariffs and deportations, risking a 1970s-style mistake, economist Slok says

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August 22, 2025
Mike Rowe
Commentary

The real problem gripping rural America and the jobs of the future

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August 21, 2025
Woman working on a laptop with her head in her hands
Success

‘Quiet cracking’ is spreading in offices: Half of workers are at breaking point, and it’s costing companies $438 billion in productivity loss

By Emma Burleigh and Orianna Rosa Royle
August 18, 2025
A man is surrounded by ICE agents who appear to be detaining him.
Economy

Trump is deporting so many immigrants that it could cause inflation to hit 4% next year, top economist says

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August 16, 2025
American shopper
Economy

The mighty American consumer keeps shrugging off tariffs as retail sales rise 0.5% in July

By Anne D'Innocenzio and The Associated Press
August 15, 2025
Jerome Powell at the podium
Economy

Inflation is staying level—for now—but the next wave of tariff-driven price increases is already in motion: ‘They are going up, we’ve seen that’

By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
August 12, 2025
The old system failed Gen Z. We should listen to them for a change
Commentary

The old system failed Gen Z. We should listen to them for a change

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August 9, 2025
A young, anxious businessman with his head in his hands, sitting outside his building
Economy

A third of CEOs plan to axe jobs over the next year—and most now say they’ll pass on new tariff costs to their customers

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August 8, 2025

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