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Entering the job market? Your education matters more than ever.
The unemployment figures don't lie: The Great Recession accelerated a long-term trend in the job market, in which education and skills are the best guarantees for work and good pay.
Sagging consumer confidence lowers stocks
The Circle Bastiat What Bernanke gets wrong about the gold standard
Stocks lower on worries about Chinese economy
US stocks shrug off higher gas prices to push Dow above 13,000
Paper Economy Consumer confidence slides
The Daily Reckoning Creating more debt won't solve the economic crisis
Dow, S&P have best start in 15 years
Paper Economy Consumer confidence improves
Obama sees approval rating rise. Is it the economy or something else?
Stocks climb on encouraging signs in economy
Consumer expectations improve
Unemployment rate falls. Job gains ease fears of new recession.
Home prices fall back to 2003 levels
Stocks gain modestly on consumer confidence
Euro stocks rise, thanks in part to American shoppers
Black Friday boom: Perfect start to promising holiday shopping season?
Stocks stay put as Europe eases debt fears
Good news at last for college graduates: an improved job outlook
Consumer sentiment improved in October
Deflation risks rising: Nightmare scenario
U.S. stocks fall as hopes for Europe falter
US gains 103,000 jobs: Is risk of a new recession fading?
Consumer sentiment drops. Inflation expectations rise.
Compact cars: More are on the way

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