U.S. employers added 228k jobs in March amid federal layoffs and uncertainty sparked by Trump's tariffs. Economists polled ...

No one, literally no one, from the president to this columnist, expected to see 228,000 jobs added by the American job market ...

The March jobs report exceeded analyst expectations with a gain of 228,000 compared to the forecasted 140,000. The report is ...

The March jobs report came in stronger than expected, but the good news is being overshadowed by President Trump's trade war.

U.S. added 228K jobs in March, beating forecasts despite a 4.2% unemployment rate. Click for my review of the employment data ...

This morning brought a far stronger-than-expected March jobs report. President Trump's newly unveiled sweeping tariff plans ...

The surprise jump in hiring did little to cheer investors after Thursday's historic selloff, with analysts already saying ...

Hiring rebounded in March, signaling that the labor market remains resilient despite stronger economic headwinds.

Tariffs announced earlier this week, however, threaten to derail hiring and worsen inflation, multiple analysts previously ...

Australian employment rebounded in March, recovering from a one-off dive the previous month, while the unemployment rate came ...

The US added 228,000 jobs in March, which was a lot more than the 140,000 economists had been expecting. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Alexandra Canal breaks down which sectors saw the most hiring in ...

“If they follow through, slower hiring depresses March employment growth more than we anticipate,” Morgan Stanley wrote in a note to clients before the jobs report was released. Raj ...