U.S. employers ramped up hiring in January and wage gains rebounded.
The decline in imports could have had more to do with weakening U.S. domestic demand and business investment than anything else.
U.S. small businesses found it a little easier to fill jobs in December during a still-robust labor market.
The fact that the recovery could be in its late stages may lead companies to curb hiring.
Third quarter GDP estimates remained flat in the Commerce Department's latest revision.
The Trump economy is booming in four early primary states.
While many are benefiting from high demand for labor, not all new jobs are good, high-paying positions.
Student loan debt and rising home prices are pushing them out of the housing market.
Moving forward, the U.S. may not be able to rely on consumers to prop up the economy.
After Donald Trump campaigned pledging a factory renaissance, the opposite seems to be happening.
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