Monday, August 3, 2015

Google Alert - US.jobs

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US.jobs
Daily update August 3, 2015
NEWS
Rapid News Network
This week attention will be on Friday's US employment report ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in September. In the last FOMC ...
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A hearty gain in U.S. jobs in July would put the Federal Reserve on the cusp of its first increase in interest rates since the end of the Great Recession.
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The Straits Times
Aug. 3 (BusinessDesk) - Aside from the latest corporate earnings including from Walt Disney, a US jobs report and its implication for the timing of the ...
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The dollar is stuck in the doldrums against the yen, caught between two key technical indicators suggesting it will remain in a range until U.S. jobs data ...
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The Australian
"This is going to give us jobs in the long term and it's important that we don't play politics with it," Mr Cairney said. Since the Abbott government's ...
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Livemint
"Faster closure of excess capacity is unlikely to be a preferred solution in the near term, as it will exacerbate structural job losses and lead to a spike in ...
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TheStreet.com
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- U.S. car sales, the July employment situation report, key earnings reports and economic data are all expected highlights on ...
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By U.S. Rep. ... more incentives for U.S. businesses to outsource investments and jobs overseas to countries with lower labor costs and standards.
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MarketWatch
U.S. investors also will watch for fresh readings on personal income, ... with investors staying on the sidelines as they wait for the monthly U.S. jobs ...
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Livemint
Hiroyuki Fukunaga, CEO at Investrust, said Japan stocks are likely to continue trading in lackluster fashion before anxiously awaited U.S. jobs data is ...
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