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Women and a more balanced venture industry. Plus: When local business leaders expect a recession will start, job growth vs. layoffs, more!

President Trump’s critics can’t deny that the economy is doing well, so instead they insist all the benefits have gone to the rich and large corporations. “America’s middle class is under attack,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren asserted in her presidential campaign announcement last December.

A five-year study shows how different generations have either bought or continued to rent a home in some of America's biggest cities.

According to the U.S. Conference of Mayors, food-bank use in major cities has increased at an average rate of 16 percent per year for the past decade and a half and roughly doubles every four years.

With the U.S. birth and death rates growing nearly even, the Census Bureau has revealed the shocking truth about who is supplying America’s new growth — legal and illegal immigrants.

Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary February 2023 unemployment rate was 3.9%, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS).The preliminary February 2023 jobless rate was unch

/PRNewswire/ -- Single men have long been more likely than single women to own a home, but that gap narrowed sharply in recent years, nearly closing in 2021....

Unemployment rate in South Carolina remained steady in February

The aerospace and defense industry is transitioning from an older to younger workforce, but it faces intense competition for talent. It needs a radical response.