Economy

“Unemployment is not a problem for our system,” said University of Tulsa professor Clara Mattei. “It's actually a solution for it.”

Many company leaders agree with studies that have shown more diverse workplaces are more profitable.

Kate Krader, Food Editor at Bloomberg, talks about the hottest new trend in dining: downsizing.

Consumers are counting every dollar, but research shows they're also worse at remembering what any given item costs.

A report from the JPMorgan Chase Institute looked at the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on companies that often don’t have the same flexibility as larger firms to switch up their supply chains.

Facing harassment from passersby, some construction workers have reduced their hours or opted out of work altogether.

A new report calculated the so-called annoyance economy, and found everyday inconveniences, like spam calls and waiting on hold, come with a cost.

Lindsay Ellis at the Wall Street Journal wrote about a trend in which “reverse recruiters” are pitching themselves to job seekers to help them find jobs.

Friday’s personal consumption expenditure data drop will give policymakers a broader picture of what’s happening with inflation.

A gallon of gas in California is currently $4.60, about $1.70 more than the national average. But it’s not just because of taxes.