Harriet Torry

Chao Deng, Harriet Torry The U.S. job market blew past expectations again in April, buoyed by gains across industries including retail, transportation and warehousing, and healthcare.

A state known for billionaires and high-tech jobs depends on lower-paying health work to boost its labor market.

Harriet Torry, Josh Ulick Healthcare jobs are keeping the U.S. labor market humming. And they're keeping California afloat.

Americans’ hourly wages are up. The problem? Inflation is up even more.

Drew An-Pham, Harriet Torry For the first time in three years, inflation is outstripping growth in Americans' paychecks. Blame the gas pump.

For the first time in three years, inflation is outstripping growth in Americans’ paychecks. While hourly wages rose a seasonally adjusted 3.6% on the year through April, the pace has mostly slowed over the past four years as hiring cooled from a postpandemic hot streak. Meanwhile, [inflation was 3.

Republicans are feeling the gloomiest they have felt about the economy since President Trump returned to the White House, according to the University of Michigan. Consumer sentiment among Republicans declined to 84.6 in May, the lowest reading of the current Trump administration, the school’s surve

College-educated men lead the way among dads sacrificing hours at work for time at home.

College-educated men lead the way among dads sacrificing hours at work for time at home.

The economy grew at a 1.6% annual rate in the first quarter, down from the initial reported pace of 2%.