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Revised GDP: US economy actually grew in fourth quarter, but barely
Growth of the US economy in the fourth quarter wasn't negative after all, revised GDP figures show. But the new 0.1 percent rate is still lower than what many economists expected.
Full steam ahead? How economy might look if 'cliff' deal is struck. (+video)
Will US economy rebound in 2013? Forecasters say not much.
Economists' surprising election-year request: Raise taxes, please!
Unemployment benefits applications fall but joblessness remains high
US should raise taxes to help fix deficits, say business economists
Some economists lose faith in the stimulus package
Just 11,000 jobs lost in November: a sign of improved job market
White House jobs summit: Eight ideas to aid job growth
US economy: revised GDP numbers raise specter of a relapse
Obama’s approval rating sinking. Can he keep his clout?
GDP report: Economy grows after a year of contraction
Are Biden's bold claims about the stimulus true?
Leading index suggests US economy is mending
Top economists see the recession ending by fall
How deep a recession?
Fed makes boldest move yet
Bernanke and Paulson: economy's two key crisis managers
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A slowdown in U.S. economy, yes, but a mild one
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