You may think your job is safe. But you still may not be spared the pain resulting from the weak labor market.

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Stocks turned higher early Friday afternoon, as investors took in stride a weak March jobs report and instead redirected their focus on hints that the worst may be over for the market.

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Stocks turned higher early Friday afternoon, as investors took in stride a weak March jobs report and instead redirected their focus on hints that the worst may be over for the market.

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U.S. employers slashed jobs for the third straight month in March and unemployment rose to a nearly three-year high, offering the latest signs that the economy has fallen into a recession.

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Bonds rose Friday morning after a disappointing report on the U.S. job market raised fears that the economy is in a recession.

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Bonds rose Friday morning after a disappointing report on the U.S. job market raised fears that the economy is in a recession.

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U.S. employers slashed jobs for the third straight month in March and unemployment rose to a nearly three-year high, offering the latest signs that the economy has fallen into a recession.

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Stocks were mixed Friday morning, as investors reacted mildly to the March jobs report, the latest sign that the economy is in a recession.

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U.S. employers slashed jobs for the third straight month in March and unemployment rose to a nearly three-year high, offering the latest signs that the economy has fallen into a recession.

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U.S. employers slashed jobs on their payrolls for the third straight month in March, the longest period of declines since early 2003, while unemployment rose to a nearly three-year high, two more signs that the economy has fallen into a recession.

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