Jobs: A November Surprise?
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007The ADP November employment survey showed surprising job growth. If federal payroll data do the same, the Fed may not feel the need for a bigger rate cut
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The ADP November employment survey showed surprising job growth. If federal payroll data do the same, the Fed may not feel the need for a bigger rate cut
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Nonfarm payrolls surged 166,000 in October, nearly double economists’ median estimate, as the construction industry outperformed expectations
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Despite an uptick in the Oct. 18 initial jobless claims report, signs still suggest a tighter labor market than many would expect
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Today’s investing professionals have a modern set of coping strategies, including prescription drugs, wellness programs, and the long view
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Solid payroll growth and a reversal of the previous month’s decline eased worries about an economic slowdown. But rising wages may signal inflation headaches
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S&P believes the contract should reduce labor costs and boost profits of automakers over the deal’s expected four-year life
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While the economy remained on a steady track in the second quarter, the rise in first-time unemployment filings signals weaker job growth in August
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Lehman′s large layoff. HSBC′s Hoosier heave-ho. Accredited’s acute axing. The return of jumbo? And more
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With energy and labor expenses climbing, companies are passing along costs to consumers. Here’s how players in key industries are handling the hikes
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Still, the Aug. 7 statement is likely to acknowledge continued housing woes as well as increased volatility in the markets
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