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Ugh! Gas hits $2.50
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The price of gas, rising for the 33rd straight day, has reached $2.50 a gallon, motorist group AAA reported Sunday.
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The price of gas, rising for the 33rd straight day, has reached $2.50 a gallon, motorist group AAA reported Sunday.
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There was a time, not very long ago, when getting a job on the production line at a big automaker meant an instant ticket to the American dream, even for someone with little formal education. Not anymore.
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Meet Washington's new power brokers on the economy: Consumer advocates.
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The rising price of gasoline is putting pressure on cash-strapped motorists and throwing barricades into the path of a speedy economic recovery.
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General Motors auto workers union overwhelmingly ratified a labor deal that included union concessions, but the changes are not enough to keep the company out of bankruptcy.
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As the national unemployment rate continues to rise, the 2.3 million college grads in the class of 2009 are finding that starting a career in the current economic climate will require some sacrifice.
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The U.S. economy shrank at an annual pace of 5.7% in the first quarter, a less severe drop than initially reported but still the second-biggest quarterly decline in 27 years, the government said Friday.
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The U.S. economy shrank at an annual pace of 5.7% in the first quarter, a less severe drop than initially reported, the government said Friday.
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With unemployment heading toward double digits, budgets so tight they squeak, and the economic outlook about as clear as mud, three words describe hiring managers these days: picky, picky, picky. Just 54% of employers plan to bring on at least a few new grads this spring, down from 76% two years ago, according to Monster.com's newest entry-level hiring survey, and the competition for management-track jobs is more ferocious than it's been in almost a decade. (See "Four Strategies for the Class of 2009," Ask Annie, April 15, 2009.)
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There was a time, not very long ago, when getting a job on the production line at a big automaker meant an instant ticket to the American dream, even for someone with little formal education. Not anymore.
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