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U.S. hiring probably accelerated last month, a range of high-frequency indicators suggests, as the effects of the latest COVID-19 surge began to subside, but even a second straight weak employment report would be unlikely to derail the Federal Reserve's plans to begin reducing...

U.S. hiring probably accelerated last month, a range of high-frequency indicators suggests, as the effects of the latest COVID-19 surge began to subside, but even a second straight weak employment report would be unlikely to derail the Federal Reserve's plans to begin reducing...

Much higher wages alone would probably not clear churning and distorted global labour markets at the moment - and for many workers, they may not even be the primary demand.

Europe's biggest gas firms say the continent's top supplier Gazprom is fulfilling its long-term contracts yet the Russian energy giant remains at the centre of a dispute about whether it could do more to ease the price pain in a red-hot spot market.

Scooping up stocks after pullbacks has been a winning bet for investors over the past decade but some Wall Street strategists are pointing to a multitude of risks that could come with jumping into equities after their latest tumble.

Because he wants to use that for some kind of leverage. he thinks it helps him with president biden in some way, to hurt the biden administration. all hes doing is hurting the country by continuing the uncertainty. >> its interesting, senator bernie sanders called this a good start. do you think thats fair? >> well, if a good start means hes saying two months and so, hey, lets do it for at least another two years so that we can get out from under this threat of, you know, hurting the economy, wh...

The United Kingdom's 25-year-old model of importing cheap labour has been up-ended by Brexit and COVID-19, sowing the seeds for a 1970s-style winter of discontent complete with worker shortages, spiralling wage demands and price rises.

Western powers have been trying for weeks to get Tehran's answer to one question - when will the Islamic Republic return to nuclear talks that have been on hold since June. Iran's response has been vague and simple: "soon".

The United Kingdom's 25-year-old model of importing cheap labour has been up-ended by Brexit and COVID-19, sowing the seeds for a 1970s-style winter of discontent complete with worker shortages, spiralling wage demands and price rises.

Western powers have been trying for weeks to get Tehran's answer to one question - when will the Islamic Republic return to nuclear talks that have been on hold since June. Iran's response has been vague and simple: "soon".