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Facebook, which is expected to claim one-seventh of humanity in its grasp next month, is trying to give LinkedIn a run for its money with a proposed entry into the job-recruiting market.
Asian Stocks Fall On Weak Japan, US Data
Asian markets fell Monday as investor sentiment turned negative with economic data from Japan and the U.S. indicating the faltering economic growth.
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How Bad Was The US Jobs Report? Not That Bad: Analysts
Although Friday's closely watched June jobs report missed expectations, analysts are looking on the bright side: Income and hours worked both rose and the country's job market is still growing, despite global turmoil.
June US Unemployment Rate Holds At 8.2%, Payrolls Up Only 80,000
Non-farm payrolls rose by a paltry 80,000 in June, while the unemployment rate remained stuck at 8.2 percent as the labor participation rate was unchanged at 63.8, the Labor Department said Friday. Economists polled by Thomson Reuters had called for a total gain of 90,000 jobs.
Oh, Chateau! Hollande?s Anti-Foreigner Tax Mirrors Le Pen?s Political Posturing
What does a summer estate in the French countryside have to do with a dilapidated slum on the outskirts of Paris? More than you'd think, as it turns out.
Global Economic Concerns Drag US Stock Futures Down
U.S. stock index futures point to a slightly lower open Friday as the interest rate cuts announced by central banks in Europe and China on Thursday failed to convince investors that the measures will be sufficient to rejuvenate the struggling global economy.
US June 2012 Retail Sales Roundup: Macy?s, Target Among The Hardest Hit By Stagnant Economy
Consumers, spooked by months of sluggish hiring and a global slowdown, pulled back on spending in June, which took a toll on top U.S. retailers' sales.
Unemployment To Remain High Through 2016: Report
President Obama and Mitt Romney are both campaigning on a promise to revitalize the economy, but a new poll of economists offers a gloomy forecast for the next presidential term no matter who is in the White House.
US Initial Jobless Claims Fall to 374,000 In Biggest Decline Since April
The number of Americans lining up for new jobless benefits last week had its biggest decline in two months, the Labor Department said Thursday, easing fear that the labor market recovery was stalling.
US Stock Futures Signal Lower Open Ahead Of ECB?s Interest Rate Decision
U.S. stock index futures point to a slightly lower opening Thursday ahead of a crucial European Central Bank meeting in Frankfurt where a cut in interest rates is likely to be announced.
Asian Stocks Fall Ahead Of ECB Meeting
Asian stock markets declined Thursday as market participants remained cautious ahead of the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England's (BOE) policy decision meetings later in the day.
European Markets Fall As European Central Bank Cuts Interest Rates To Record Low
European markets fell Thursday as investors remained watchful ahead of a meeting of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt where the bank will take a decision on interest rates.
Crude Oil Futures Hover Near $87 Ahead Of ECB Decision
Oil prices remained near $87 a barrel during Asian trading hours Thursday as investors were awaiting the key monetary decisions from the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England.
The Flying Tigers Soar Again -- At A Remote Restaurant In China
70 years ago Wednesday, one of the legendary fighter squadrons of World War II disbanded. A restaurant, of all things, remembers the heroic feats of the American pilots, but to find it you'll need to travel to a faraway part of China.
Asian Stocks Mostly Higher On Stimulus Hopes
Asian stock markets mostly advanced Wednesday on hopes that major central banks around the world would act to tackle the deteriorating global economic conditions.
European Markets Fall But Monetary Easing Hopes Persist
European markets fell Wednesday, but investors continued to expect that the central banks would coordinate to announce stimulus measures to regain the growth momentum.
Amnesty For Illegal Migrants Symbolizes Poland?s Shift From Emigration Source To Economic Power
On the whole, Poland has at least 40,000 illegal immigrants, with Vietnamese, Pakistanis and Ukrainians accounting for the bulk
Asian Stock Markets Gain On Easing Hopes
Asian stock markets advanced Tuesday as weak economic reports from around the world boosted hopes for stimulus measures from major central banks globally.
US Unemployment Rate Likely To Hold At 8.2% In June, With Little Job Growth Improvement
The U.S. labor market has lost a step since spring and the trend of lackluster job growth will likely continue into June.
Crude Oil Futures Advance On Iran Tensions
Crude oil futures advanced Tuesday on fears that growing tensions between Iran and the West may threaten crude supplies from the Middle East.
European Markets Rise On Monetary Easing Expectations
European markets rose Tuesday amid expectation that central banks around the world would coordinate to announce stimulus measures to rejuvenate the global economic growth.
U.S., Europe Stocks Rise, Asian Markets Mixed
U.S. stock markets started the second half of this year with an encouraging uptick before turning down in midday.
Why Is U.S. Minimum Wage Less Than Half What Australia Pays Their Workers?
It?s not because the exchange rate is different.
This Time, Spain Won't Be Back In 10 Minutes
Europe's fourth-largest economy is putting millions of people out of work. This time, it won't be back in 10 minutes like the post-it notes of Spanish employees when they leave their desks for a half-hour coffee break every so often.
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