Joining us now, NBC News senior business correspondent Christine Romans, independent journalist Philip Bump, professor of economics and public policy at the University of Michigan, Justin Wolfers, and staff writer for The Atlantic and MSNBC political analyst with a fresh new do, Ashley Parker. Um, all right. So, am I right to characterize it that way, Christine.Jobs numbers bad. I'm calling it a stall. I mean, you had four years, four plus years of just gang busters job creation.In fact, it was so aggressiv ...

A bounce in job creation won’t fix housing affordability and inflation pressures, @conorsen says. Worker pessimism is going to be hard to shake (via @opinion) https://t.co/ZZjxBBzBoQ ...

With the economy at a turning point, Friday's report on job creation will attract even more attention than usual. Forecasters expect it to show August was lackluster for job growth. https://t.co/bxHuY6SBSQ ...

I'm really excited about this. This is what this is about. This is an investment in the Massachusetts economy.It's about job creation. And it's about the recognition that one in ten research and development jobs in the United States, one in ten are here in Massachusetts. We have the highest percentage of STEM graduates per capita. We receive the greatest amount of venture funding. We also received the greatest amount of NIH funds, research drives and powers the Massachusetts economy.And in the face of some ...

We got a very disappointing number here that this is going to get Wall Street's attention. 73,000 jobs created during the month of July. The forecast, as you said, was for 104, and we came down from 147 last month.Looking to see what the revisions are right now. The three month revisions add to payrolls by 35,000. So that has to be factored in.Private payrolls, 83,000. They were 74,000 last month. So it looks like government has subtracted from the overall level of jobs and that would be a rebound or a goin ...

Talk us through what is driving Africa's luxury hotel boom and why there is so much interest all of a sudden to get involved when the banks are stepping out. Thank you so much. So.Africa is on the cusp of a boom in luxury tourism, and that's partly driven by a change in sentiment after the pandemic. Now people are travelling for wellness. They also want once in a lifetime and bucket list experiences.And Africa has that in loads and bounds, especially when it comes to encounters with wildlife and conservatio ...

Economists expect stronger growth and job creation, lower risk of recession and cooler inflation than they did three months ago, according to a Wall Street Journal survey https://t.co/MkBHKWlFX8 ...