Wyoming among states with highest resignation rates
Wyoming has among the highest job resignation rates in the country, according to a new report.
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Inflation report: Food prices continue sharp rise as gas costs drop
Prices rose sharply again for food and most other items in the month of August even as gasoline prices dropped, newly released inflation data shows.
Stocks plummet on worse-than-expected inflation news
U.S. stocks plummeted Tuesday after the federal government reported another sharp rise in food and other prices in August.
Fed likely to stay the course on interest rate hike as inflation ticks up but gas prices ease
The Federal Reserve received mixed news in the latest data on U.S. inflation as it mulls another rate hike.
Colorado’s minimum wage increasing to $13.65 next year due to high inflation
Colorado's minimum wage is set to increase to $13.65 an hour starting next year, state officials said Tuesday.
U.S. Army recommends food benefit programs for soldiers struggling with inflation
The U.S. army is recommending soldiers apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits to help cover their rising costs from inflation.
Number of Americans citing ‘hardship’ from inflation rises, particularly among middle class
The majority of Americans say inflation is causing them financial hardship, according to a new poll.
Gas prices continue decline, still much higher than last year
Gas prices have continued a steady decline in recent weeks, coming down from record-high gas prices this summer.
Liz Truss: the financial whirlwind facing the new prime minister
iz Truss may have won the battle to become Britain's next prime minister, but don't expect much time for her to settle into office. People's living standards are predicted to fall by an unprecedented 10% over the next two years, driven by rising prices of energy and other goods.
Feds: Low unemployment, inflation, recession have economy at crossroads
As the nation pays tribute to the American workers' contributions and achievements on Labor Day, economists with the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis say the labor market and the economy are at a crossroads.
