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Good Jobs News, but Not Great
The job outlook is getting better, but it is not strong yet.
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About Floyd Norris
Floyd Norris, the chief financial correspondent of The New York Times and The International Herald Tribune, covers the world of finance and economics.
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- S.E.C. 78
- CREDIT CRUNCH 56
- FEDERAL RESERVE 33
- HOME SALES 33
- BANKS 31
- RECESSION 30
- EMPLOYMENT 30
- BAILOUT 30
- HOME PRICES 29
- ACCOUNTING 27
- STOCKS 26
- SHORT SELLING 21
- OVERSTOCK.COM 21
- CITIGROUP 20
- MORTGAGE 20
- GDP 19
- MORTGAGES 18
- STOCK MARKET 16
- UNIVERSAL EXPRESS 16
- SUBPRIME 14
- BANKRUPTCY 13
- RETAIL SALES 12
- INFLATION 11
- AIG 11
- HOUSING 11
- BANK OF AMERICA 10
- CHINA 10
- HOUSING STARTS 10
- UNEMPLOYMENT 10
- CONSUMER SENTIMENT 9
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April 01
Slow Compounding
At current interest rates, a 5-year-old can double his money -- just in time to start collecting Medicare.
March 30
Since Alan Failed, the Job Must Be Impossible
Alan Greenspan failed miserably as a regulator, as the credit crisis showed. The way he sees it, that failure proves it is futile for regulators to even try.
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