Unemployment Claims Continue to Rise in May
by Curtis White on July 30, 2011
The amount of people applying for unemployment benefits from the government rose in the last week of May as part of a three-month rising trend.
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Minorities Hit Hardest by the Recession
by Wes Markham on July 29, 2011
According to a study released in July 2011, during the recession, minority net worth dropped significantly more than that of the white majority.
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Consumer Sentiment Gains Ground After March Drop
by Adam Hilliard on July 26, 2011
Consumer sentiment rose in May 2011, almost two points more than expected. This comes after a drop to 67.5 in March following a rise in gasoline prices.
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Newest Federal Numbers Show Lowest Employment on Record
by Wes Markham on May 25, 2011
According to the latest U.S. Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the last 14 months have shown a slow but consistent increase in private sector job creation.
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U.S. Budget Debate Heats Up as the National Debt Clock Ticks Down
by Lee Avery on May 24, 2011
There has been much apocalyptic talk about what disaster may ensue if Congress fails to renegotiate the national debt ceiling and the country spirals into default.
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‘Gang of Six’ Senators Plan to Resolve U.S. Debt
by Justin Smith on May 23, 2011
As the government rapidly approaches its borrowing limit, six senators scramble to delay the inevitable default, which could plunge America into a second economic crisis.
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Dollar Climbs Against Euro
by Raymond Kim on May 22, 2011
After the euro reached a high in January of about 0.78 to the dollar, the currency began a steady decline. A May surge in the strength of the American dollar brought conversion rates to the lowest of the year.
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Price of Oil Up Now, Expected to Fall
by Branford Lyles on May 20, 2011
While consumers usually can expect to see the numbers on the local gas station signs rising as the days get hotter, this summer may see a sharp decline.
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