job creation

Onerous government regulations are either strangling the U.S. economy and killing job creation ... or they're not.

The economy is in the dumps. Growth is slowing. The housing market remains depressed. Job creation has stopped.

With job creation taking center stage in American politics, the oil industry Wednesday made a pitch for drilling more widely.

With looser restrictions, the industry says it could deliver 1.4 million new jobs, boost tax rolls by $800 billion, and increase domestic energy production almost 50%.

As if Friday's report that showed job creation at a dead stall wasn't bad enough, economists say the worst could be yet to come.

Now that the debt ceiling crisis is behind him, President Obama is ready to focus on the top problem plaguing the American economy: weak job creation.

The head of General Electric told a jobs summit at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Monday that businesses needed to take the lead on job creation.

The head of one of the nation's top business organizations said Tuesday that the U.S. economy is "improving," but "regulatory roadblocks" stand in the way of job creation.

Kai Ryssdal talks to Marketplace's Mitchell Hartman about job creation and how long-term unemployment is redirecting many Americans' life choices.

Hoping that the end of the recession will fix things isn't going to work. Now that we're not as distracted by more-urgent crises, it's time to come up with some solutions.

Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative, Slim Foundation Launch Fund to Support Colombian SMEs
Supported by $10 million each from CGSGI and the Slim Foundation, Fondo Acceso will work to provide growth financing that achieves both financial and social returns while enabling Colombian small and medium-size enterprises to spur job creation....