jobs

The jobs market in the U.S. is as good as it’s been in decades. Layoff notices are at lows not seen since the 1970s. The steady improvement in employment numbers…

The bull market has been going strong for the last six years but, like any engine that’s running red hot, at some point something is going to break. We may…

One constant surprise in the modern world is how few young people feel the entrepreneurial drive to start their own business. In study after study and one on one conversations,…

It’s not your imagination. If you feel you’ve been paying more these days and not actually getting more, there is plenty of new data out to support what your checking…

With the cost of a college education escalating faster than inflation, it’s good to know the economy may be providing opportunities for the future that pay well, offer something as…

There’s good news today on the labor front. NBC News correspondent Chelsea Clinton, who was paid a reported $600,000 for a handful of stories filed since 2011, has left the…

There was a Town Hall meeting in Murrieta, California on Wednesday. Modeled after the New England meetings held by our Founding Fathers, this particular gathering was about something that’s troubling…

Some of you might remember the term “human capital,” that used to crop up when a company was discussing why they had the potential to be successful. It’s a term…

Here in the United States, politicians routinely play the blame game over what seem like small changes in the unemployment rate. If the official rate slips, say, from 7.5% to…