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A Goldman Sachs economist expects artificial intelligence to displace more than 15 million US workers over the next decade, but argues that the resulting job losses are likely to be …

The US economy added just 57,000 jobs in June, well below economists’ expectations, in a sign that the labor market is losing momentum even as the unemployment rate unexpectedly declined …

Private-sector hiring slowed more than expected in June as employers added fewer workers ahead of the closely watched monthly government jobs report, while healthcare-related industries continued to account for the …

US job openings held steady in May at a higher-than-expected level, reinforcing signs that the labor market remains resilient despite lingering uncertainty over economic growth and hiring. The number of …

Bank lending to eurozone companies expanded at its fastest pace in three years during May, according to data released by the European Central Bank (ECB) on Monday. The figures indicate …

US consumer sentiment improved in June from near-record lows as declining gasoline prices and easing geopolitical tensions provided some relief to households still grappling with elevated living costs. The University …

UK retail sales weakened further in June, with volumes falling at a sharper pace and sales performing below seasonal norms to the greatest extent in more than two years, according …

Copper prices rebounded slightly on Wednesday from the previous session, but the metal remained under pressure due to recent losses because of a stronger US dollar and hawkish Federal Reserve …

Britain’s private sector contracted for a second straight month in June. The latest flash purchasing managers’ index from S&P Global showed the UK composite PMI slipped to 49.4 in June …

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday that he would step down as Labour leader and prime minister, ending months of political turmoil and setting in motion a leadership …