Wages

A Walmart in Canton, Ohio, is hosting a food drive for its own employees.

Why you should care about the business and economics of home care and domestic workers.

Diane Swonk, chief economist with Mesirow Financial, discusses the latest retail earnings.

Some economists predict immigration reform will have little effect on wages -- and might even bring higher pay.

Alan Krueger, chair of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, weighs in on the government's December jobs report

Economist Paul Krugman talks about a new direction in 'the technology universe' that has taken shape over the last decade.

Workers at state-run companies in China are riding pretty high. Beyond standard salaries, there are often a lot of perks for state workers, including mortgage payments, groceries, fancy cars. And it's all tax free.

A study by the Economic Policy Institute has found that for men and women between 23 and 29, the average income dropped between 7 and 11 percent in the past decade.

The dip in unemployment and job claims indicate optimism -- but wages fell sharply for the majority of American workers last year in a way that they haven't since 2007.