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| | | ... to agree it makes good political sound bites to blame "them" especially with the US elections just a step away. American jobs are being lost because of "them". The US economy is in a stupor because of "them". Even if it does work, America is not in a ... |
| | | | ... release their Indices of Economic Activity, and the Department of Education Employment and Workplace Relations releases its jobs vacancy report. In equities, Woolworths Ltd releases first quarter sales results and BHP Billiton issues its September Quarter ... |
| | | | ... because what's happening now has all happened before... during the Great Depression. Politics got in the way. Citizens demanded jobs - they got currency wars and protectionist policies. Taxpayers wailed over spendthrift governments - they got tighter ... |
| | | | ... skilled individuals". "A rising sense of confidence around the economic situation has meant people feel freer to move between jobs, while employers have also become more active in making opportunities available to candidates," said Barbaro. In terms ... |
| | | | ... enough to jolt the economy out of its stupor. And this means more money. And mo' money is good. Mo' money would create mo' jobs, mo' spending, mo' lending, mo' profits. But what if the Fed comes bearing nothing? This is good too. "I win again." The interpretation ... |
| | | | ... what I'm going to write about. Yes, it's the US private non-farm payrolls report for September - the one that shows that jobs in America are still hard to come by. Overall non-farm payrolls dropped by 95,000 in the month of September. This is lower than ... |
| | | | ... mirrored a weak lead from Wall Street by closing marginally lower as investors took profits and squared positions ahead of US jobs numbers. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 10 points, or 0.21 per cent, at 4,681.3 points, while the broader All ... |
| | | | ... which is now boosting national income very substantially." And just yesterday, the ABS reported that the economy added 49,500 jobs in September from August - almost double expectations for a 20,000 increase. America's economic outlook is for a slow recovery ... |
| | | | ... Thursday, the Australian stock market closed flat after an up-and-down session where a rally in response to unexpectedly strong jobs data petered out in afternoon trade. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index closed up 4.5 points, or 0.1 per cent, at 4,691.3 ... |
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