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News Source: Hindustan times
| 5 months ago
US President Barack Obama on Monday promised to create or save over six lakh jobs in the country in the next 100 days under his $787 stimulus plan, with his administration pumping billions of dollars in various development projects. This is four...
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News Source: Star Tribune
| 5 months ago
The White House is defending the overly optimistic economic models it used to justify the historic stimulus plan. Four months after the stimulus was passed, unemployment is far higher than expected and continuing to rise. It is even higher than the...
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News Source: Uinta County News
| 5 months ago
President Obama is still flying high in the eyes of most Americans, but there are signs the recession and explosive government spending aimed at giving the listing economy a shot in the arm are not all that popular, a new poll shows. Obama has a 67%...
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News Source: Truthdig
| 5 months ago
With U.S. unemployment now at 9.4%, President Obama unveiled a plan Monday to provide more than 600,000 new jobs this summer, paid for under the $787 billion economic stimulus package. The initiative will create jobs by dolling up military facilities,...
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News Source: United Press International
| 5 months ago
The Obama administration unveiled a list of projects Monday designed to goose the lethargic U.S. economy under the $787 billion stimulus plan passed this year. The nationwide projects -- including work in national parks, airport improvements,...
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News Source: Uinta County News
| 5 months ago
President Barack Obama announced Monday that his administration is ramping up the pace at which funds from the $787 billion economic stimulus package are spent and predicted that the legislation will save or create 600,000 jobs in the next 100 days.
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News Source: Turkish Press
| 5 months ago
President Barack Obama announced Monday he would ramp up economic stimulus spending over the next three months in a bid to save or create 600,000 jobs through summer youth programs, schools and public works. Obama is giving a boost to the spending...
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News Source: Lexington Herald-Leader
| 5 months ago
We've done more than ever, faster than ever, more responsibility than ever, to get the gears of the economy moving again," Obama said. Based on the work done across a broad spectrum of federal agencies during the first 100 days of the administration,...
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News Source: CNN
| 5 months ago
As the nation's unemployment rate inches toward double-digit territory, the White House insists that job creation is on the way. Vice President Joe Biden on Monday is presenting to President Obama the "Roadmap to Recovery," a plan to accelerate the...
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News Source: Uinta County News
| 5 months ago
President Barack Obama said Monday it will take "considerable" time to emerge from the economic crisis and the latest unemployment numbers were a sign the United States remains in a deep recession. Obama offered the candid assessment in announcing...