Dollar retreats on dismal news
The dollar retreated against major currencies Wednesday as two weak jobs reports showed that the already battered U.S. labor market wasn’t getting better.
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Dollar retreats on dismal news
Stores to tell how horrible holiday was
It’s going to be ugly when leading store chains report their December sales numbers Thursday.
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Stores to tell how horrible holiday was
Same job, less pay
An annual 3% raise used to be considered stingy. Now, some employees will be happy if their salary doesn’t go down in the coming year.
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$1.2 trillion deficit looms
The U.S. budget deficit in 2009 is projected to spike to a record $1.2 trillion, or 8.3% of gross domestic product, the Congressional Budget Office said Wednesday.
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Some bad omens for key jobs report
Some jarring reports Wednesday that show the labor market is still staggering are giving economists reason to fret about the government’s monthly jobs report due at week’s end.
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Some bad omens for key jobs report
