Ashwin Chandwani was crestfallen when he lost the chance to work for Tesla. The electrical engineering student had reached the final stage of interviews when […]
Author: Andrew Ancheta
Jobs Growth Continues to Defy Expectations
Jobs growth exceeded expectations last month, and unemployment fell to the lowest level in decades. But that surprise performance may mean higher interest rates as […]
Five Things to Watch in the March Durable Goods Report
On Wednesday, the Census Bureau will release the advance report on durable goods, showing the level of manufacturing orders and shipments for March. Most economists […]
New Jobs Report Could Signal End of Post-Pandemic Economy
The next jobs report is expected to show slower but still substantial job growth, in the latest sign of cooling due to Federal Reserve interest […]
Welcome to the “Battery Belt”
Electric Vehicles are Creating a New Manufacturing Industry Until a few years ago, the Red Roof Inn in Commerce, Georgia, was just a quiet stop […]
Manufacturers Tighten Belts, as Banking Troubles Loom
Manufacturing orders saw reduced growth in February, the latest sign of an economy that is starting to cool in response to rising borrowing costs. Orders […]
Manufacturing Orders Rise, Allaying Recession Fears
Purchases for most types of manufactured goods increased in January, an unexpected sign that the economy is still strong. Orders for core durable goods–long-lasting manufactured […]