The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced Friday that it would not produce its highly anticipated monthly inflation ...

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More people got hired in September than forecasters expected, and more were unemployed too, according to a highly anticipated and long-delayed report on the labor market.

The BLS said it was canceling the release of the October CPI, leaving the Fed without a key piece of inflation data before it ...

Some online users discussed blame for the rising prices by mentioning U.S. President Donald Trump and former President Joe ...

The U.S. added far more jobs in September than forecast, the government said Thursday in a long-delayed jobs report that complicates an upcoming decision by the Federal Reserve. The Bureau of Labor ...

Yesterday the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—the nonpartisan agency whose work has long been the global ...

The government's stats system is lurching back to life after the shutdown ended last week. Separately Thursday morning, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the long-delayed September jobs report, ...

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Of the Arkansas businesses that started up in 2019, almost half of them, 49.4%, were still operating through 2024, according ...

The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics announced Wednesday that it will not publish a jobs report for the month of October.

Bankrate economic analyst Sarah Foster speaks with CBS News New York's Mary Calvi about the effect these delayed reports ...