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Recent research has found that tariffs can reduce economic activity to a point where inflation starts to fall. But if that happens, the economy would be dealing with much bigger problems.

According to the National Federation of Independent Business, uncertainty is running higher than it's been in decades.

The outlook for the job market — and the entire economy — is presently being clouded by war in the Middle East.

Friday’s jobs report will almost certainly show a year-over-year decline in employment in the manufacturing sector, which lost more than 90,000 jobs in 2025.

AI-generated resumes are overwhelming hiring managers. So companies are looking for new ways to find future employees.

In an uncertain economy, equipment purchases can be less risky than new hires. Capital expenditures can also help companies deal with a tightening labor supply.

The salary premium for job switchers is now around 2%. Four years ago, it was 8%.

Whether you feel good about the job market probably depends on your industry.

Additional costs from tariffs and shifting consumer demand are hitting businesses and impacting their willingness to hire.

There are now more unemployed people than job openings, which is landing particularly hard on young jobseekers.