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Friday dawned with a sense that something was about to be decided. It wasn’t. Non-farm payrolls data for August showed employment growing, but more slowly and by a bit less than had been expected, while the separately measured unemployment rate ticked down slightly. Two questions dominating market discussions — Will there be a recession? And will the Federal Reserve cut by 50 or just 25 basis points when it meets later this month? — were left unresolved. If anything, the answers seem a little further away.
Despite Florida seeing a spike in resignations from June to July, the state has seen a larger drop in workers quitting from the first half of 2023 to 2024.In Ju
Barrons senior writer Megan Leonhardt reacts to the U.S. economy adding 818,000 fewer jobs than initially reported on Cavuto: Coast to Coast. Federal Reser
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The jobs-to-be-done theory has implications for K-12 career education. Young people need information and advice from K-12 schools on practical pathways to caree