Joblessness expected to get worse
As bad as the Friday jobs report was, showing October's unemployment rate jumping sharply to 10.2 percent, the outlook is likely to worsen for American workers well into next year.
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Retailers want you to believe the day-after-Thanksgiving sales have arrived early this year. Don't believe their hype.
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As bad as the Friday jobs report was, showing October's unemployment rate jumping sharply to 10.2 percent, the outlook is likely to worsen for American workers well into next year.
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More than 230,000 out-of-work people in the state stand to benefit from a financial lifeline extended by Congress this week.
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If your most recent flight felt crowded, it was. Most domestic airlines reported that the percentage of seats filled topped 80 percent for the third quarter as carriers cut flights.
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First it was books. Now it's DVDs. Walmart started another price war this week.
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Investors undaunted by a surprisingly weak jobs report found enough positive news to nudge stocks higher Friday.
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Warning time: More Internet work-at-home schemes are popping up to take advantage of people who are trying to earn extra money for the holidays.
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Data center company Hosted Solutions' new cloud computing service is attracting business from new and existing customers, including a regional department store chain and the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball team.
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