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The U.S. economy was nothing if not weird throughout 2023, but step back and the overall picture is stronger than you might suspect. From one viewpoint, consumers are still struggling

From strikes to inflation to mortgage rates, the U.S. economy was nothing if not weird in 2023, but the overall picture is stronger than you might suspect.

The U.S. economy was nothing if not weird throughout 2023, but step back and the overall picture is stronger than you might suspect. From one viewpoint, consumers are still struggling

The U.S. economy was nothing if not weird throughout 2023, but step back and the overall picture is stronger than you might suspect. From one viewpoint, consumers are still struggling

LORDSTOWN — Approximately 800 United Auto Workers members at General Motors will share nearly $8 million in back pay following an arbitrator’s ruling that determined the automaker violated its contract with the union by closing three plants in 2019. The factories were the small-car assembly plant in Lordstown, which employed more than 1,000 workers making […]

LORDSTOWN — Approximately 800 United Auto Workers members at General Motors will share nearly $8 million in back pay following an arbitrator’s ruling that d

LORDSTOWN — Approximately 800 United Auto Workers members at General Motors will share nearly $8 million in back pay following an arbitrator’s ruling th

LORDSTOWN — Approximately 800 United Auto Workers members at General Motors will share nearly $8 million in back pay following an arbitrator’s ruling that d

War was an ever-present reality in 2023, while controversies in U.S. politics, climate change labor disputes and a new monarch in Britain also dominated the headlines throughout the year.

NEW YORK—Earlier this year, Jessica Wang was forced into an impossible choice: Her baby or her career. “I was forced to choose between my baby and doing research that furthers science and my career,” she told the Auto Workers, who represent her and 500 other postdocs at New York City’s Mount...