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Spending by U.S. consumers rebounded in October more than anticipated, an indication that mounting unemployment has yet to stifle American's willingness to buy. The 0.7 percent increase in purchases was larger than the median estimate of economists surveyed...
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In a hopeful sign for the economy, the number of newly laid-off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits fell below 500,000 last week for the first time since January. Consumer spending also picked up in October, and new-home sales hit their highest...
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The unemployment rate fell to 7.8% in the third quarter from 8% in the second quarter, the Central Bureau of Statistics reported today. The number of salaried Israeli employees rose to 2.78 million in the third quarter from 2.76 million in the preceding...
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IsraelNN.com) Holocaust survivors will not have to prove their suffering in order to receive reparations from the State, the Supreme Court has ruled.
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Poland— Poland's unemployment rate edged up to 11.1 percent in October from 10.9 percent the previous month, official data showed Wednesday, suggesting the labor market is still weak despite a stabilization in economic activity. The Central Statistical...
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The outplacement firm will suspend normal business operations on those days to provide job search help to callers from anywhere in the United States, but standard telephone rates will apply.
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Further evidence of a "jobless recovery" arrived with results from the recruitment agency Harvey Nash, which said yesterday that employers were yet to start hiring. Although business confidence was improving, the company saw little sign of an upturn...
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Unemployment in the European Union has been climbing for the last year and a half, reaching 9.2 percent (up 2.5 percent), which represents a 6.1 percent rise in the number of job losses, totaling 22.1 million people. At the same time, the European labor...
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You could be eligible for free health services like flu shots and prescription drug refills. For those who say they cannot afford or cannot access health insurance, there is a welcome reprieve in the form of health-related freebies from the government...
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The economy is not out of the woods, and Congress is feeling pressure to do something about it...Twenty-nine states reported rising unemployment rates in October. And 1 million people are at risk of losing their unemployment benefits by January ...House...
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