Unemployment rate rose for women and stayed flat for Black workers in October, even as overall jobs numbers improved
The unemployment picture improved for Americans overall in October, but not for women and Black workers.
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Biden meets with Fed leaders Powell and Brainard as nomination decision nears
President Joe Biden met with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Governor Lael Brainard this week, a source told CNBC.
Job creation roars back in October as payrolls rise by 531,000
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 450,000 in October, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.
Meta, formerly Facebook, is reportedly planning retail stores as it pushes into metaverse
It indicates Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is in need of a real-world presence to showcase what it can do in the virtual world.
In race to provide internet from space, companies ask FCC for about 38,000 new broadband satellites
A flurry of space companies filed requests with the FCC for new or expanded broadband networks, asking for approval of nearly 38,000 total satellites.
Here's where the jobs are — in one chart
October's job creation was strong in almost every sector, as hiring across industries helped the broader U.S. economy rebound from a late-summer lull.
Less than half of high schoolers want to go to a four-year college, survey finds
Interest in four-year college sinks to new low as cost becomes the No. 1 concern.
Watch live: Biden addresses blowout jobs report as House prepares to vote on his agenda
The stellar jobs report is a a welcome development for Biden as the House prepares critical votes on infrastructure legislation that could define his agenda.
The U.S. energy secretary has a message for OPEC: Boost oil supply so people don't get hurt this winter
Oil cartel OPEC and its allies have decided not to increasing supply despite U.S. pressure to cool the market.
U.S. student debt has ballooned to $1.7 trillion. Here's what President Biden and lawmakers can do to help
Student debt in the U.S. has ballooned to over $1.7 trillion since Congress first allowed college students to borrow from the government in 1958.
Google-parent Alphabet has set up a new lab that will use A.I. to try to discover new drugs
Alphabet has launched a new drug discovery company called Isomorphic Labs that will be led by DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis.
Ex-Aston Martin executive says Rivian fired her for raising concerns about a 'toxic bro culture'
A former Rivian executive sued the electric vehicle start-up on Thursday, claiming she was fired after raising concerns about the company's workplace culture.
Why Qualcomm's supply issues are 'in the rear view' during a global chip shortage
Qualcomm stock skyrocketed on Thursday after it reported September quarter earnings that included bullish guidance for the December quarter.
Durham probe: Analyst charged with lying to FBI about Christopher Steele's Trump-Russia dossier
Former President Donald Trump for years has blasted the Steele dossier, with its unconfirmed claims of his ties to Russia.
Bezos' Blue Origin loses NASA lawsuit over SpaceX $2.9 billion lunar lander contract
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled against Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin in the company's lawsuit against NASA.
Uber revenue up 72% from last year, but Didi stake contributes to big loss
Uber reported third-quarter financial results Thursday that included a first-ever adjusted EBITDA profit.
Airbnb profits surge 280% in third quarter
The company saw its highest-ever revenue and net income in the third quarter.
Businesses have until after the holidays to implement Biden Covid vaccine mandate
The newly released Labor Department rules apply to businesses with 100 or more employees.
10-year Treasury yield falls as investors digest Fed decision
U.S. Treasury yields fell on Thursday as investors continued to digest the Federal Reserve's announcement that it will begin to taper its bond purchases.
American Airlines delays employee vaccine mandate deadline until 2022 after Biden postpones deadline
American Airlines had previously said workers would have to be vaccinated by Nov. 24.
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