A debt default could cause nearly 8 million job cuts, Moody's Analytics said. As the U.S. hurtles closer to a default on its debt as early as next month, the economic consequences could prove ...

The U.S. economy could plunge into another recession this fall if Congress fails to lift the debt ceiling and the nation is unable to pay its obligations, according to an analysis by Moody's Analytics ...

Across the country, workers who once chased passion projects and purpose-driven roles are quietly trading them in for whatever job will keep the bills paid. The shift is not about fickle ambition, it ...

The U.S. economy could suffer an economic hit comparable to the 2007-08 financial crisis and recession if the federal government defaulted on its debt, according to an analysis released Monday. Mark ...

A rising number of Americans are quitting their jobs even as their savings deplete and personal debt rises. New data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the number of job openings in the ...

A breach of the US debt ceiling risks sparking a 2008-style economic catastrophe that wipes out millions of jobs and sets America back for generations, Moody’s Analytics warned on Tuesday. In a new ...

What does it say about a country when working full-time still isn’t enough to outrun debt? And how long can a society tread water before it starts to drown? When nearly four in ten Americans are ...

Markets rallied Friday after the Senate passed the debt ceiling bill and the latest monthly jobs report showed the US labor market remains resilient. The US economy added 339,000 jobs in May, far ...

President Biden’s loan cancellation plan—a plan that would’ve impacted about 45.3 million former students—was recently struck down by the Supreme Court. While the current administration is still ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jack Kelly covers career growth, job market and workplace trends. The United States stands at an economic crossroads, grappling ...

Dealing with debt collectors can be a frustrating process, especially when you're not sure if the debt they're reaching out about is even yours. Mistakes happen, after all, and sometimes old debts ...