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Job creation last month badly missed the 550,000 estimate and showed the labor market slowing from October's pace and still struggling with Delta.

A new survey found that workers who left jobs at least twice during the pandemic didn't want to waste their time on roles that weren't fulfilling.

Besides finding a high level of economic pain across the country, a Gallup poll found inflation put 10% of Americans in severe financial hardship.

A working paper finds automation may have helped Black businesses's access to PPP loans, but AI also isn't a cure-all for lending discrimination.

While AWS is the market leader in cloud infrastructure, it lags far behind competitors in the lucrative business-applications space.

Jobless claims hit their lowest point since 1969 while continuing claims fell to 2.05 million for the week that ended November 13.

The Personal Consumption Expenditures price index gained 0.6% in October, missing economists' forecasts but still up sharply from September's pace.

Just 9% said romantic partners were the meaning of life. "Material well-being, stability, and quality of life" brought meaning for double that number.

Fannie Mae economists see home-price growth matching its pre-COVID average of 5% in early 2023. By then, houses will be a new level of unaffordable.

Software developers bring home six-figure pay, and the job prospects are good for people who want to work remotely, according to HireAHelper.