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Topic: Joshua Shapiro

The New Economy GDP up 2.5 percent: Smaller-than-expected bounce for US economy
GDP flashed 2.5 percent growth in the first quarter: much better than the fourth quarter but below expectations. Economists expect another slowdown in GDP growth for the summer.
Home sales: Is a 'seller's market' pending? (+video)
Jobless claims hit 367K last week
The New Economy US jobs report eases global gloom
The New Economy Unemployment rate hits three-year low. Hooray? No, boo!
Unemployment drops sharply, Labor Department says
Wall Street blowout: the start of a 'Santa Claus' rally?
Home sales contracts highest in a year
Dow falls 253 points in the wake of alarming jobs report
US GDP growth revised down to 1.6 percent as economy cools
Unemployment claims surge, as jobs outlook sours
Unemployment claims: little improvement in jobs picture
New home sales plunge to record low
Home sales report for May could signal economic downturn
Employment report: US losing jobs. No wait, it's gaining!
Consumer sentiment: Will Americans spend or save?
Unemployment benefit claims rise, but barely
Jobless claims rise unexpectedly
After dismal jobs report, unemployment rate could hit postwar high
Consumer credit falls a record 11 months in a row
US retail sales soar nearly 3 percent
Job losses slow, but US unemployment hits 9.7 percent
Jobless claims fall, but recovery for workers looks distant
US manufacturing turns up after 18-month slump
US jobless claims climb to three-week high

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