U.S. hirings slow down in July
Hiring dropped off in the U.S. private sector last month while wage growth continued to slow.
U.S. economy
Feds consider possible rate cuts
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady at its two-day meeting that wraps up on Wednesday, July 31.
Record heat is set to drive the cost of fruits and vegetables higher
Record heat is set to drive the cost of fruits and vegetables higher.
Poll: Most renters fear they’ll never afford a home
Most of renters feel like home ownership is not in the cards for them.
Which state ranks the highest for women’s health?
A new report released on Thursday, July 18, lists which states rank the best and worst for women’s health.
Jobless claims back to 2024 high
First time applicants for employment benefits bounced back up to a 2024 high.
Home equity has doubled, but how do you get the money?
Homes in the U.S. are worth a collective $33 trillion, that’s more than double their value from 2017.
Work from home could lead to more homes in vacant offices
A growing number of vacant office buildings are finding second lives as apartments.
President Biden to unveil plan to cap rent prices
President Biden is working to set a federal cap on rent prices.
U.S. retail sales hold steady
Retail spending has been holding mostly steady since the beginning of the year.
