The numbers, released on Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, were mostly good: a 4.1% unemployment rate, an 80.5% participation rate for prime age workers, and 4% wage growth.

This finding carries an important implication for today. Economic uncertainty looms at present, whether due to US policies ...

Employers across the U.S. added 151,000 jobs in February, below economists' forecasts and pointing to a slowdown in the labor market amid signs of slowing economic growth. Economists had forecast ...

DAX dips ahead of Germany’s fiscal reform vote. Producer prices signal demand growth, while US jobless claims may influence risk appetite.

Ariel's small, small concentrated and mid-cap value portfolios outpaced their benchmarks, while small/mid cap strategy bested ...