Bitcoin is back below $80,000 after a surprisingly strong jobs report reignited the prospects of the Federal Reserve raising rates at its upcoming meeting.
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The August Jobs Report Looks Strong. So Why Don’t Job Seekers Feel It?
The economy added 162,000 jobs to the labor market in August. But economists say in a low-hire, low-fire market, job seekers still don’t feel
What’s going on with FuelCell Energy stock?
FuelCell Energy Inc. FCEL shares are trading marginally higher Friday morning as traders continue to weigh the company’s recent earnings results. Here’s what investors
Fed Rate Decision Still Hangs on Inflation After Jobs Report
A surprise jump in US hiring last month has bolstered the case for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates when they meet later
Another Shocker From the Labor Market With 162K Jobs Added in August
The job market pulled another surprise in August by adding 162,000 jobs – more than triple what economists had forecast. The Bureau of Labor
Blockbuster Jobs Report Paves the Way for a Rate Hike. It All Comes Down to Inflation.
So much for a labor slowdown this summer. Despite several indicators pointing to weaker labor conditions lately, the BLS reported Friday that the economy
S&P 500 struggles as most Big Tech stocks fall
The S&P 500 was struggling on Friday afternoon, dragged down by sharp declines in a handful of Big Tech stocks. Tesla’s shares were slumping
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August jobs report delivers unexpectedly strong news for US economy
The 162,000 estimate for August far surpassed forecasters’ expectations and marked a rebound after U.S. employers added a now-revised 21,000 jobs in July. Last
Tesla (TSLA) stock trades down, here is why
What Happened? Shares of electric vehicle pioneer Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) fell 6% in the afternoon session after U.S. safety regulators said they were evaluating the