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| | | ... increased overseas orders require workers to meet them. Hence, expanding employment. In a way, this is confirmed by the latest ADP/Macroeconomic Advisors data showing that private payrolls rose by 42,000 in July - more than forecasts for a 30,000 gain. ... |
| | | | ... that manufacturing activity in the region continues to expand. There's also the "could be interpreted both ways" report. The ADP private employment rose by a smaller-than-expected 13,000 in June following a revised 57,000 increase in May. Bad. The latest ... |
| | | | ... after the market peaked in April were selling again Wednesday. A disappointing June employment report from payroll company ADP set the tone for the day. The market's losses, as they often did during the quarter, accelerated in the last half-hour. The ... |
| | | | ... this prediction achievable. Initial claims for jobless benefits fell by a bigger than expected 10,000 last week. Similarly, ADP Employer Services reported that companies added 55,000 workers in May -- the fourth consecutive increase and follows a 65,000 ... |
| | | | ... trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, fuelling concerns about a wider eurozone debt crisis. Earlier, payrolls firm ADP said the US economy created 32,000 private sector jobs in April, better than market expectations. But the positive figures ... |
| | | | ... doesn't it? Wall Street closed lower overnight as economic data releases pointed to a bad employment number on Good Friday. The ADP/Macroeconomic Advisers private employment report fell by 23,000 in March. This is a bad sign. Bad! Because markets expected ... |
| | | | ... after a private-sector employment report disappointed the market and provided a reminder that the job market remains weak. The ADP Employment report said employers slashed 23,000 jobs in March. Market players had expected the report to show employers ... |
| | | | ... the 50 expansion/contraction mark. And since everybody is waiting for the payrolls report, I'll add a paragraph on how the ADP/Macroeconomic Advisors private payroll survey reported fewer-than-expected private sector job losses in February and reports ... |
| | | | ... Inc that it doesn't already own. Separately, a report on the labor market didn't come in below expectations. Payroll company ADP said employers cut 20,000 jobs last month, matching forecasts from economists. The Labor Department is expected to report ... |
| | | | A direct property Investment industry body has called for the industry to work closer with the government to explore the impact of carbon emission laws. Adam Murchie, vice president at the Australian Direct Property Investment Association (ADPIA), said ... |
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