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U.S. Not in Labor Force Reaches Record 105.8 Million

The surge points to softer job demand and rising long-term withdrawal that could force changes to disability and benefits policy.

Japan Q1 Growth Tops Forecasts at 2.1% as Energy Shock Threatens Outlook

Affluent Spending Drives Growth, Middle Class Stalls in an 'E‑Shaped' U.S. Economy

UNL Projects $3.3 Billion Hit From Tyson’s Lexington Shutdown

Pending Home Sales Rebound 1.9% in October as Lower Rates Draw Buyers