This is a developing story. Check back for updates. ADP said U.S. businesses generated 63,000 new jobs in February — the biggest gain in seven months — in another sign that a frozen U.S. labor market ...

US private employers added 63,000 roles in February, beating expectations in the best monthly gains since July, according to the private payroll processor ADP. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had ...

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Companies in the private sector added just 22,000 jobs in January, payroll processing firm ADP said Wednesday. The figure is well below economists’ estimates of a gain of 48,000 jobs. The prior ...

ADP said businesses created 41,000 jobs in December, suggesting a weak U.S. labor market showed mild improvement heading into the new year. Wall Street forecasters had predicted a 48,000 increase in ...

ADP shares are down about 23% from their 52-week high, even as the business continues to post solid growth. Revenue rose 7% year over year in the first quarter of fiscal 2026, and management ...

1433 ET – Gold futures close higher, with investors continuing to digest yesterday’s ADP report showing private sector employment shed 32,000 jobs in November versus the 40,000 gain economists ...

Private-sector employers in the U.S. cut 32,000 jobs in November, payroll firm ADP said Wednesday, a surprise drop that could firm up expectations of an interest rate cut next week. Forecasts had ...

US companies shed payrolls in November by the most since early 2023, adding to concerns about a more pronounced weakening in the labor market. Private-sector payrolls decreased by 32,000, according to ...

Private employers in the United States shed 32,000 jobs in November, payroll processor ADP said Wednesday. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been expecting to see an increase of 40,000. ADP chief ...

Data from ADP, a payroll processor, is getting added attention because of delays in official statistics caused by the government shutdown. By Ben Casselman When the flow of official data ran dry ...