The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims fell slightly last week, but it’s still at extremely high levels compared to before the pandemic.

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits last week ticked down slightly from the week before at 860,000.

Another 1.1 million Americans filed claims for unemployment benefits, dashing economists' predictions and stoking fears the economic recovery is stalling.

U.S. weekly jobless claims fell to below 1 million for the first time since mid-March in an upside surprise to economists

U.S. weekly jobless claims came in at 1.2 million last week, the 20th straight week of over 1 million new claims, clouding the economic outlook.

Robert Kaplan said that data does not support firms' complaints that the now-expired $600 weekly benefits to the unemployed made it harder for them to hire.

The Senate adjourned until Monday without agreeing on an extension of the pandemic related jobless benefit.

America's GDP suffered a record drop of nearly 33 percent in the second quarter, while jobless claims numbers rose for another straight week, fueling gloom

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose last week for the first time in nearly four months, suggesting the labor market was stalling

The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits dropped to a near four-month low last week, but 32.9 million people were collecting unemployment checks.

Another 1.48 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits, suggesting the road to economic recovery is likely to be long.

Another 1.5 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits, suggesting the road to economic recovery is likely to be long.

The number of Americans seeking jobless benefits fell for an eighth straight week, as some people returned to work, but claims still remained at high levels

Millions more Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week as backlogs in processing claims continue to be cleared and disruptions from the novel coronavirus unleash a ...

Weekly jobless claims in the US soared to 3.3, million, bringing the number of initial jobless claims in the past seven weeks to over 33 million.

Weekly jobless claims in the US soared to 3.8, million, bringing the number of initial jobless claims in the past six weeks to over 30 million

Weekly jobless claims in the US soared to 4.43 million and weekly unemployment hit a record high of 11.0 percent.

More than 5 million workers in the United States filed unemployment claims during the week ending April 11, bringing the seasonally adjusted insured unemployment rate to ...

The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, hitting their lowest level in seven months, suggesting the labor market remains solid ...

WASHINGTON—The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits fell to a nearly half-century low last week, a sign that employers are holding onto their workers ...

WASHINGTON (AP)—The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell for a second straight week, further evidence of the strength of the labor market. The Numbers: ...

WASHINGTON (AP)—Fewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week as most U.S. workers continue to enjoy job security. The Numbers: The Labor Department said Thursday that ...