Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

Recession risks have eased but the economy is set to slow further in 2020, many economists say. Yet some expect a pickup while others fear a downturn

The blockbuster November jobs report, eased recession worries and reflects renewed business confidence in recent months. But the economy is slowing.

Employers added booming 266,000 jobs in November, a total partly inflated by the return of striking GM workers. Economists expected 184,000 gains.

Higher income households are reining in spending, posing risks for the economy. A volatile market, modest wage growth and taxes are among the reasons

Why aren’t average wages rising faster in light of low unemployment?

Fed chief Powell tells Congress federal debt is on ‘unsustainable path,’ limiting ability to support economy in a downturn

Gen Zers are closing the pay gap with millennials even though they have far less experience. They’re making the most of a tight labor market.

Baby boomers are putting off retirement and that may be making it harder for millennials and Gen Xers to get promoted: USA TODAY/LinkedIn survey.

Employers added jobs in October. Economists expected 85,000.

A third Fed rate cut since July will shave borrowing costs on credit cards, home equity lines and other debt. Savers will be pinched.