Topic: Scot Melland
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If jobs report is positive, why is Wall Street so gloomy?
US created 103,000 jobs, better than expected. But Wall Street's outlook is gloomier than Main Street's. Here's why.
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Jobs picture gloomy. Where are bright spots for hiring?
The US created 54,000 jobs in May, the smallest gain in eight months. But in some sectors, hiring is booming.
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Unemployment rises. Any good news for job seekers?
Despite high unemployment, temp work is on the rise and employers still want to hire.
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US adds 55,000 jobs. Wait, it's gotta be more.
The ADP survey says the economy added 55,000 jobs in May. But Friday's official numbers are almost certain to show a healthier jump.
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Economy creates 290,000 jobs. No, wait! Unemployment rises.
Optimists see recovery with 290,000 jobs created in April. Pessimists point to rise in the unemployment rate. Who's right?
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US loses 85,000 jobs, but hopes grow for future employment
December saw losses of 85,000 jobs, but Friday's labor report also showed a small employment gain in November, the first since the recession began in December 2007.
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