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China sets growth target, US jobs data, Aviva results The FT's Josh de la Mare highlights the key stories to watch this week, including China setting its annual growth target, the latest US jobs figures, the ...
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| Amid bountiful jobs, US layoffs creep higher The US jobs engine has continued to deliver for nearly a decade, putting more Americans back to work and sending unemployment to a historic lows.
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| All the bad news on the economy can't overshadow where the real strength lies Forget a seemingly miserable December for the U.S. economy or the dreary start in ... The latest snapshot comes a day before the U.S. jobs report.
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| Out-of-work US men are unhappier than men almost anywhere else The unhappiness gap between out-of-work men and those with jobs is also much wider in the US. A key step to improve their outlook: asking them ...
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| New York and Boston lose fund industry jobs to cheaper cities Nashville and Austin may be best known for country music, Stetson hats and flamboyant cowboy boots but they are in a select set of US cities fast ...
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| Legalized sports betting unlikely in 3 largest US states Legalized sports betting unlikely in 3 largest US states ... "The dynamic at work here is the larger the state, the larger the market, the larger the ...
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| Only 6 countries give women the same work rights as men. The US isn't one of them. A decade ago, no country in the world treated men and women equally under the law, according to a gender equality index from the World Bank.
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| WTO Panel Rules In Favor Of US GENEVA (AP) — The World Trade Organization panel has ruled in favor of the United States in a dispute with China over agricultural subsidies, ...
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| Wall St.'s glitchy big-data project claims SC jobs A firm hired to build an unprecedented database that would track all U.S. stock trading activity is being replaced, resulting in several dozen job losses ...
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| Solar moving abroad to avoid the penalties In some ways, the duty has the U.S. solar business doing the exact opposite. ... Here's the downside: looking overseas won't boost U.S. jobs. "We like ...
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