After a second straight week of high unemployment claims and data showing fading job gains, could the labor market be flatlining? WSJheard looks at the numbers. WSJWhatsNow
A second straight week of stubbornly high unemployment claims and private data showing fading job gains suggest the labor market may be flatlining
Companies from Disney to Apple are grappling with whether to reopen or close as coronavirus cases surge; the Democratic Party urges delegates to skip the summer convention; demand for a steroid has surged six-fold since the University of Oxford released positive study results. WSJ’s Jason Bellini has the latest on the pandemic. Photo: David Mcnew/AFP
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