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Hiring by private U.S. companies rose less than forecasted in June, a sign that the labor market is starting to slow in the face of higher interest rates.

Labor unions representing Philadelphia city employees sued to block the mayor's requirement for full-time city employees to return to the office.

Housing prices in 80% of U.S. counties are now more unaffordable than ever for the typical American, thanks to the astronomical rise in mortgage rates.

WalletHub analyzed total monthly energy bills using five residential energy types in each of the 50 states to see where consumers are getting hit the hardest.

California's property insurance woes continue to climb as State Farm Insurance asked regulators for eye-popping rate hikes as the company weighs its future in the state.

The Federal Trade Commission voted to file a lawsuit to block the proposed $4 billion merger between Tempur Sealy and Mattress Firm over concerns about its competitive impact.

Baby boomers are living like "The Golden Girls" with the new "Boommate" trend as they rent empty rooms in their homes to others looking for an affordable place to stay.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday during a central bank forum in Portugal that recent inflation readings show "quite a bit of progress."

Elon Musk's Tesla said it completed 443,956 vehicle deliveries during the quarter. That marked a nearly 4.8% decline year-over-year but was better than expected.

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation is now the "largest" theme park operator in North America following its merger with Cedar Fair Entertainment Company.

Bankrate's latest installment of its annual Financial Freedom Survey indicated most Americans feel they need over $186K to live comfortably.

Cyber incidents at software provider CDK Global from mid-June have left car dealerships across the US with suspended operations, with losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars.