Markets have been on a tailspin since last week’s economic data triggered concerns.
Dallas parents are expected to spend about $885 on average per child this school year, a little more than 25% more than they did a year ago.
A mediocre jobs report and the spectre of continually high interest rates had investors panicking Monday.
The state’s projections are beginning to soften to sustainable growth levels, the bank says.
Employers added just 114,000 jobs in July – 35% fewer than expected – and unemployment, now at 4.3%, is the highest since October 2021, the Labor Department reported Friday.
PolitiFact | There is no official definition for when an industrial sector goes into recession, but by two common metrics — employment and output — U.S. manufacturing tipped negatively starting in early 2019, Trump’s third year in office.
The Fed’s Open Market Committee decided to hold the federal funds rate in a range of 5.25% to 5.5%.
Employees will be ‘considered for employment’ with a new company coming in to take over the work.
Wall Street leaned toward losses in premarket trading Thursday as more earnings poured in while investors waited for the latest data on how the U.S. economy fared in the second quarter.
Airlines have experienced “an overabundance of flights in a high-demand travel environment.”
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