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Earnings, Fed and US Jobs Data Key This Week US equity markets are on course to open slightly in the red at the start of what should be another big week for the world's largest economy. The S&P 500 and the Dow both made decent gains again on Friday and ended at record closing highs, so the fact that we're seeing futures pare these isn't too ...
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Trump says solar tariff will create 'a lot of jobs.' But it could wipe out many more. Trump says a tariff on solar-energy cells and panels will create jobs and revive a U.S. manufacturing sector that has been decimated by imports. ... Relying on a little-used section of trade law that lets him "safeguard" U.S. products being hammered by imports, Trump imposed a tariff on solar cells and ...
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Bombardier just bested Boeing in a trade dispute between the US and Canada. Here's what you ... Complicating matters further are Bombardier's plans to open an assembly plant in Alabama. The move was part of the company's strategy to avoid penalties levied by Commerce by recruiting U.S. workers. With those penalties now voided, the incentive to "hire American" has faded. However, axing jobs ...
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What Happened to All the Jobs Trump Promised? Trump claimed he had saved 1,100 jobs in the company's Indiana operations from being moved to Mexico. Putting aside the fact that he counted 300 positions that were never at risk, Carrier received $7 million in grants and tax breaks from the state of Indiana, and still laid off more than 500 people.
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Growth & Jobs | US mortgage rates rise for 3rd straight week Growth & Jobs | US mortgage rates rise for 3rd straight week ... US mortgage rates rose last week for a third week in a row, lifted by investors' expectations for faster economic growth, which has pushed up borrowing costs. Mortgage giant Freddie Mac said Thursday that the rate on 30-year, fixed-rate ...
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Exxon Mobil announces $35 billion in new US investments over 5 years, citing tax reform "These positive developments will mean more jobs and economic expansion across the United States in a myriad of industries." In the post, Woods said Exxon would invest $50 billion over five years, but a spokesperson later clarified that the company had already announced $15 billion of that spending. Exxon Mobil Announces $50 Billion Investment in US, 12000 New Jobs, Citing Tax Reform - Breitbart News
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Gov. Haslam says TN will lead the US in jobs, education, efficiency in final State of the State address He also challenged Tennesseans to lead the nation in creating high-quality jobs, improving education and providing the most efficient and effective state government services in the country. "Seven years ago we raised our expectations. We became the kind of leaders who didn't just talk about cutting ...
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Believe It: Hartford No. 4 US Tech City According to recent data from the Brookings Institution, Hartford is the fourth best city in the country for tech jobs. That may come as a surprise to us Nutmeggers, but apparently it did not for the scholars who put together Brookings' detailed report on the digital economy. "Following San Jose at the top of ...
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Automation is going to take jobs, especially for women Another Huffington Post report says that nearly 60 percent of the jobs at risk of replacement by technology are held by women. The "Towards a Reskilling Revolution" report released at Davos analyzed nearly 1,000 jobs across the U.S. economy, and its conclusions, says HuffPo, "are bleak.".
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US: What to expect from January's jobs report - ING After a bumpy few months, we expect jobs growth to return to the underlying trend this time around - roughly 170,000 - although this could get buffeted around by the weather. 2018 began on a particularly cold note, with many areas on the East Coast experiencing temperatures more than 10°C below ...
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