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Many of the projects being completed were delayed by the pandemic.

The labor market is still pretty tight, even after the last year and a half of rate hikes loosened things a bit.

The threat comes just when the Federal Reserve really needs a clear picture of how the economy is doing.

Will housing prices go down with fewer short-term renters around?

They’re usually cheaper than permanent employees, but they can reduce productivity.

Fifty years ago this fall, Arab members of OPEC cut off their oil exports to the United States.

As competition for ad space heats up, price rules help candidates but force outside groups to pay big.

That could mean that holiday hiring will be slower this season, says Andy Challenger of Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

About two thirds of the 64 million Latinos in the U.S. speak “Spanglish” a mix of English and Spanish, according to a new report out today by the Pew Research Center. Advertisers are paying close attention.

The U.S. isn’t usually thrilled when a country intervenes in its own currency. But boosting the yen is likely to help Japan’s economy, which could help the U.S. in turn.