Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

The February jobs report yielded winners and losers. Winners included those without a high school diploma, while unemployment rose for black workers

Hiring likely to continue to slow as economy weakens, and low unemployment rate makes it harder to find workers

Businesses are hiring high-skilled workers even if they have no job openings for them. They’re afraid of coming up short in a competitive labor market

The U.S. economy grew 2.6 percent in Q4 and 2.9 percent for all of 2018. That matches its best annual performance since the recession.

Fed Chairman Powell told Congress policymakers will be patient on future rate hikes. His testimony echoed the Fed’s recent market-friendly messages.

Amazon’s HQ2 drives home sales, prices higher in Va. While investors swoop in, some sellers are waiting, pushing up prices further for spring season.

Four in 10 middle-aged Americans don’t have emergency savings and another 31 percent have less than six months. Many are aiding kids, parents or both.

Only two metro areas are in recession, the least in decades. Elmira, New York and Danville, Illinois, are factory towns struggling to reinvent themselves

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett bemoaned a lack of acquisition targets for Berkshire Hathaway and noted the company’s big stock holdings grew .

Payless liquidation sales started Sunday. Payless hours today vary by location. Here’s what you need to know to navigate the giant’s bargain bonanza.