(Bloomberg) -- US companies boosted hiring last month by ... Wage growth continued to accelerate for those who changed jobs, rising 10% from a year earlier in the largest advance since July.
The Dow pared back earlier losses but remained lower. US employers added 275,000 jobs in February, more than the 200,000 that economists had expected. Treasury yields remained relatively flat ...
The US economy blew past expectations and added 303,000 nonfarm jobs in March, marking the 39th straight month of job growth and coming as something as something of a victory for Joe Biden’s ...
Though most industries added jobs last month, hiring was mainly concentrated in three categories: Healthcare and private education, leisure and hospitality and government accounted for nearly 69% ...
The US labor market also was supposed to weaken under the pressure of 11 interest rate hikes. Instead, on Friday, yet another jobs report defied expectations. Employers added 303,000 jobs in March ...
The US added 303,000 jobs in March, well above the 214,000 economists polled by Bloomberg were expecting. The unemployment rate ticked lower to 3.8%, which was in line with estimates and slightly ...
US companies boosted hiring last month by the most since July in a broad advance and some wage gains accelerated, pointing to solid demand for workers. Private payrolls increased 184,000 in March ...