Jobs

Job numbers out for November show that 275,000 people say they found jobs, but at the same time 315,000 people became so frustrated that they stopped looking for jobs.

We talk with Washington reporter Nancy Marshall-Genzer about the top stories from this week.

The unemployment rate hits its lowest level in two and a half years, but not all the numbers are so rosy.

John Challenger of Challenger, Gray & Christmas speaks about his company's November jobs numbers, which show some signs of improvement

Paul Ashworth of Capital Economics explains why the nation's current employment measures, while not stellar, are positive signs for the future.

Marketplace Money host Tess Vigeland and David Lazarus, consumer columnist for The Los Angeles Times answer listener questions.

President Obama will be at a signing ceremony Friday in Indonesia for the purchase of more than 200 Boeing planes by Indonesian airline Lion Air. The $22 billion deal could mean more than 110,000 jobs here at home.

A new report says manufacturing will have three million new openings in the next decade. But it isn't the same kind of industry it was decades ago.