The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits rose by the most in about three months last week and the number of people collecting unemployment relief in the prior week climbed ...

While layoffs are low, hiring has also weakened as part of what many economists describe as a “no hire, no fire” economy.

More Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, but U.S. layoffs remain in the same historically healthy range of the past few years. Applications for unemployment benefits for the week ...

Newly unemployed workers are facing higher inflation without a corresponding increase in jobless benefits to match.

Private payroll growth in the U.S. came in weaker than anticipated in August, according to data released Thursday by ADP. The ...

New applications for US unemployment benefits fell slightly last week, though weak hiring could push the jobless rate higher in August. The Labor Department said Thursday that initial claims for state ...

(Reuters) -The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits rose by the most in about three months last week in an initial signal that layoffs may be picking up and adding to signs ...

Continuing jobless claims in the US rose to 1,972,000 for the week ending August 9, up from the previous figure of 1,942,000. This marks an increase of 30,000 claims, indicating a slight uptick in ...

European equities rose on Friday while long-dated bond yields eased, as expectations for U.S. rate cuts helped markets ...