As retail stores closed, employees left for other industries or jumped to new retail jobs.

A new data visualization based on the 2022 Economic Census shows the changing business landscape of 19 economic sectors across the United States.

Latest Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics data highlight the importance of this key economic sector.

Tourism-related industries dominate some island economies while manufacturing and construction are the leading industries on other islands.

Early data from the 2022 Economic Census and 2023 Annual Business Survey offer a glimpse of the number of employer businesses in the United States.

The share of movers in the Island Areas who reported natural disasters was their primary reason for moving from 2015 to 2020 ranged from about 27% to over 41%.

To remain the most comprehensive measure of the U.S. economy, the 2022 Economic Census is capturing new technology, from robot delivery to telemedicine.

The 2022 Economic Census began collecting data last week that will help shape business strategies and economic development planning.

The Economic Census, taken every five years, is the most comprehensive survey of businesses in 19 economic sectors and at the national, state and local levels.

The first Quarterly Workforce Indicators for Puerto Rico released today provide a demographic profile of employment after Hurricane Maria.

Primeros Indicadores trimestrales de la fuerza laboral de Puerto Rico publicados hoy proporcionan un perfil demográfico del empleo después del huracán María.

Snack foods are big business around popular sporting events.

The nation’s 6,045 bookstores are still thriving, serving the needs of students and holiday shoppers looking for that perfect gift.

The 2017 Economic Census Franchise Statistics Report shows there were 498,234 franchise establishments with 9.6 million workers and $1.7 trillion in sales.

There were 637,997 employer businesses in Micropolitan Statistical Areas in 2019, a 0.3% drop since 2017.

The new 2017 Economic Census Comparative Statistics and Bridge Statistics reports ensure apple-to-apple comparisons when industry classifications change.

The rollout of the 2017 Economic Census includes intriguing but lesser-known Miscellaneous Subjects with information on businesses not available elsewhere.

Want to know what share of grocery store sales are prescriptions? Or how much fast food is sold at drive-through windows? The economic census has the answers.

Every one of the 50 states and over a quarter of all counties have at least one brewery.

The U.S. alcohol industry is measured in multiple economic surveys conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau, serving up new rounds of alcohol data.

The 2018 Economic Programs Webinar Series offers a one-hour look at ways to use and analyze Census Bureau data through real-life experiences.

The 2017 Economic Census is the first to capture detailed products (goods and services) across all industries, such as grocery stores that also sell gasoline.

This year, respondents will have easier and more secure access to the economic census, conducted every five years, through a new, one-stop portal.

The 2017 Economic Census is underway. Data from the last survey show franchises play a key role in many industries, from weight-loss centers to car dealers.

A look at revenue in travel accommodation industry, car rental establishments and marinas.

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