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"We were hoping that the job market would bounce back, that we'd have a bunch of people applying... but, man, it has been a struggle."

A recent survey from the National Federation of Independent Business found that about half of small-business owners said in July they still can't fill open jobs, a near-record high in the survey's roughly five-decade history.

Until saturday to reserve electricity — much of it coming from coal because the heat wave and drought have significantly reduced hydro—power output. let's speak to david dollar, a senior fellow at the brookings institution's china center. thanks so much forjoining us here on the context. looking at china, it's going against the grain not raising rates, while other countries are doing that. why is it? tt’s are doing that. why is it? it's auoin are doing that. why is it? it's going the _ are doing that. why is it? tt�*s going the opposite direction, as you say, the central bank lowered i...

Despite expectations that inflation will likely stick around into 2023, there are some bright spots.

Gas prices have been trending downward for more than 50 consecutive days, giving drivers some much-needed financial relief at the pump.