Konrad Putzier

Anemic hiring fell far short of expectations with 29,000 jobs added last month, but the unemployment rate remains near historic lows.

Data-center spending is greater than that for canals, railroads and grid combined—creating jobs and stock-market wealth, while boosting inflation and crowding out housing.

As diesel crosses $6, the risk is building that soaring energy costs will start to hurt far beyond gas pumps.

Software workers are at the front lines of change brought about by the rise of AI that can code, and they see their future work options dwindling.

Careers in customer service, accounting and data entry once paved the way to the middle class. Now, workers are “literally digging my own grave.”

The reading, the first major inflation report since the Iran war began, came in at its hottest level in two years.

Americans, already unhappy with the cost of living, want relief from rising fuel costs and climbing mortgage rates. Economists caution that the war’s economic fallout won’t be undone overnight. 

Consumers have plenty of cash to pay for all kinds of services, but rising prices are feeding into sticky inflation.

Consumers have plenty of cash to pay for all kinds of services, but rising prices are feeding into sticky inflation.

Here’s Where the U.S. Economy Is Most Vulnerable to Iran War

Here’s Where the U.S. Economy Is Most Vulnerable to Iran War