Job openings have fallen to levels not seen since the pandemic, raising alarms about the labor market's health. With only 7.18 million listings in July, experts warn of a significant slowdown. What does this mean for job seekers?
The housing market may be slowly improving as existing home sales rose 2% in July, with the highest inventory in five years. While prices are softening, many potential buyers still face affordability challenges. Find out what's changing in the market!
In July 2025, existing-home sales rose by 2.0%, marking a positive shift in the real estate market. With improved affordability and increased inventory, homebuyers find themselves in a favorable position to negotiate better deals.
The Federal Reserve's latest minutes reveal crucial insights from the July 2025 FOMC meeting, shedding light on the economic landscape and future policy directions. Discover what the Fed discussed and its implications!
A fifth person has died from a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City, affecting dozens since July. Health officials link the outbreak to cooling towers in Central Harlem. Learn more about the symptoms and precautions.
In a surprising move, the IRS has raised the bar for wind and solar projects to qualify for federal tax credits, requiring significant physical work to begin by July 2025. Discover the implications of these new rules!
U.S. retail sales rose 0.5% in July, driven by strong vehicle demand and major retailer promotions, but fears of a slowing economy and rising inflation could dampen consumer spending ahead.
The U.S. budget deficit has surged by 20% this July compared to last year, even with record customs revenue from Trump's tariffs. As spending increases, the financial outlook raises concerns over inflation and job opportunities.
As investors gear up for a crucial inflation report, stock futures show minimal movement. The market is on edge, waiting to see how the Federal Reserve will react to potential interest rate changes amidst rising equity valuations.
US prices rose by 2.7% in July as tariffs imposed by Donald Trump begin to ripple through the economy, impacting everything from food costs to job figures. Discover how these changes are affecting consumers and the labor market.
