Fewer than 300,000 American workers filed applications for unemployment benefits for the sixth consecutive week, pointing to labor-market strength even as hiring cooled last month.

For employed Americans, the probability of being fired hasnt been this low in almost 15 years.

ewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits over the past four weeks than at any time in almost 15 years, signaling underlying strength in the labor market even as hiring cooled last month.

Companies are again putting money where their competitive advantage lies: in uncovering the products that will one day change how you work and play.

Job openings climbed in January, pointing to sustained gains in the U.S. labor market after the best year of hiring since 1999.

February marked the 12th straight month payrolls have increased by at least 200,000, the best run since a 19-month stretch that ended in March 1995.

Applications for unemployment benefits climbed last week to a level thats consistent with progress in the U.S. labor market.

Wages and salaries rose at a slower pace in the fourth quarter, indicating workers have limited success bargaining for pay increases even as the labor market improves.