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From average temperatures to Medicaid spending, Insider looked at all sorts of data to create a ranking of the best states for retirees.

US gross domestic product grew at an annualized rate of 2.9% in the fourth quarter of 2022, below the 3.2% growth in the previous quarter.

At least 10% to 30% of workers are misclassified as independent contractors, and it costs both them and the government.

Full-stack developer, which has an average annual salary of $129,637, ranked No. 1 on Indeed's "best jobs" list this year.

A new Adobe survey shows 85% of the youngest Americans would be less likely to apply to a job that didn't disclose pay.

LinkedIn data shows that US workers feel confident and capable in their job, and two-thirds are considering changing roles this year.

The concept of "quiet quitting" has roots in the Great Resignation, and is in many ways a sequel to the movement.

The union membership rate fell in 2022, even as more workers joined unions, since the economy added even more non-union jobs last year.

Unemployment claims and layoff rate data both indicate that despite cuts at some large companies, the broader economy still isn't seeing big layoffs.

Companies saw the writing on the wall — and made things more expensive before it cost them more to make goods.