Real hourly wage gains fell, again. Plus: labor productivity, Northeast housing, and early retirement.

Skip Franklin retired in 2013, at age 37. “My primary identity at this point is church and friends and family,” he said.

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The widening gender wage gap is making the economy less productive, primary because it forces some women out of the labor ...

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Today, we'll break down fresh inflation data, rising bond yields, global interest rates, energy price fluctuations, and more ...

The U.S. Energy Information Administration raised its Brent crude forecast to average around $90 a barrel for the second half ...

Today, we hear how a trade war is actually benefiting a leafy greens producer in Canada.

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