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The Nobel Prize was awarded to economists Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt, who study the effects of creative destruction and innovation on growth.

AI at work has drawbacks such as 'workslop,' which can hinder productivity. Strategic AI use and transparency are top solutions.

The outcome of these trends has huge implications for workers, wealth and the future of America's economy.

Trump's threat came after Beijing suddenly imposed strict export controls on critical raw materials, reigniting the U.S.-China trade conflict.

Federal officials are bracing for the worst effects of the ongoing government shutdown to collide with the U.S. economy this week as missed paychecks and the absence billions of dollars of government services sink in.

U.S. politics are undercutting clean energy at the same time economics are propelling it forward globally. Can the U.S. afford to sit this out?

Trump said that the Pentagon would repurpose money to make payroll, as military service members were poised to miss paychecks on Wednesday. Most other government workers will not be paid.

U.S. farmers face labor shortages and potential food price hikes due to Trump's immigration policy, the administration acknowledged in a Federal Registry document.

The gender wage gap is growing. RTO is one reason, new study suggests, Researchers found that women were about three times more likely than men to leave a job for more flexible working conditions.

White House budget director Russell Vought said reductions in force were underway.