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Unit-labor costs, a gauge of wage inflation, rose at a revised 2.2% annual rate in the second quarter, up from the initial estimate of a 1.6% pace, the U.S. Labor Department said.

Interest expense as a percent of total wages and salaries has surged to levels that has kicked off recession in the past, says TS Lombard's Blitz

AMC stock ended Wednesday’s session down 36.8% at a record-low close of $8.62

Renters often face stiff competition at the end of summer and in the fall, when students are returning to college.

You might think you're too smart to get taken, but everyone is a target.

U.S. legislators should double federal investment in agricultural R&D.

Apple Inc. shares look poised to further their selloff Thursday amid new concerns about the company's China business.

For generations, U.S. retirees have had a love affair with the region known as the Sunbelt. Is that sustainable?

Gold futures trade near unchanged, with investors awaiting cues from economic data and a busy calendar of speeches by Federal Reserve officials.

In environments in which investors can sit in cash yielding 5.4%, it is unreasonable to expect significant outperformance from stocks or bonds, says the bank.

The 2-year yield dipped back below 5% on Thursday, some modest relief after worries that the Federal Reserve might soon have to resume raising interest rates.

U.S. stock futures pointed lower Thursday, as markets continue to struggle against the backdrop of rising bond yields.