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U.S. stocks were struggling in early-afternoon trading Friday, as the latest jobs data for August helped revive investors’ worries about a slowing labor market.

Longer-term Treasury yields look like a safety play for the first time since April’s market shock.

At the end of July, Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell said “the labor market’s solid — historically low unemployment” after the central bank declined to cut interest rates. The labor market doesn’t look so “solid” just five weeks later.

Guidewire is quietly bringing AI to an overlooked corner of the market: insurance providers.

The company said it added a fourth customer for its custom chips. Some analysts now think the company’s AI revenue will double next year.

Some passengers say cruise lines are nickel-and-diming them with all the surcharges — such as Carnival now charging $3 to $8 extra for doughnuts and sweet treats

“We have seen growth that we did not see in the market.”

Stock-market leader and investor favorite may have peaked for now. Gold flashes a ‘buy’ signal.

Angela Rayner reportedly failed to properly pay stamp duty on second home.

The economy added a lackluster 22,000 new jobs in August and the unemployment rate rose to a nearly four-year high, underscoring the increasing fragility of the U.S. labor market.

The U.S. government faces hundreds of billions of dollars in additional interest payments