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Private companies added nearly 2.4 million jobs to their payrolls last month as the US economy continued its recovery from the coronavirus crisis, data released Wednesday show. Payroll firm ADP’s National Employment Report for June showed slower...

As any long-time fantasy baseball player will tell you, it has been ages since we have seen the middle infield so flush with talent. Recent ADP data shows you 16 middle infielders in the top 100 picks, but the depth is such that it still leaves big...

Private sector hiring picked up at its fastest pace in almost a year last month as companies hired almost 980,000 workers, according to a report published Thursday by payroll processing firm ADP.

US companies added more jobs than expected in June, with the private sector hiring 692,000 workers, according to a report published Wednesday by payroll processing firm ADP.

Payroll firm ADP said Wednesday that US companies added 692,000 employees on private payroll in June.

US companies added far fewer jobs than expected in July, with the private sector hiring just 330,000 workers for the month, according to ADP.

With the emergence of the mobile quarterback and the statistical advantage many believe you get when you roster an elite tight end, the wide receiver position is being pushed down the ADP charts.

US companies added far fewer jobs than expected in August, with the private sector hiring just 374,000 workers for the month, according to a disappointing report published by ADP.

US companies added more jobs than expected in September, with the private sector hiring 568,000 workers for the month, according to a Wednesday report published from payroll processing firm ADP.

The private sector added 132,000 jobs in August, an indication that the white-hot pace of hiring could be slowing after months of strong job growth.

Economists were skeptical that the new ADP report would be a reliable labor market indicator.

Also, the payroll processing firm ADP reported that the economy gained 235,000 jobs, well above expectations.

Private payrolls increased more than expected in June, the ADP National Employment report showed, indicating the labor market remained strong despite growing risks of a recession from higher interest rates.