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Retail sales down three months in a row: why economy is cooling
Behind the economic gloom that has seen retail activity decline for three straight months are a weak job market, high debt loads, even fears of the looming 'fiscal cliff.'
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Paper Economy May construction spending shows incremental increases
Paper Economy Home sales index rises in May, up 13.3 percent from 2011
Why did home sales cool during key spring season?
Toll of US recession: Family net worth plunged 35 percent in five years
Modern Parenthood Father's Day gifts: personalized, stereotyped for 70 million dads
June weddings: 7 measures of matrimony
Employment solutions: Can a town’s good deeds lower unemployment?
White births in US no longer a majority
More than half of US babies now minorities, US Census reports (+video)
Battle for women's votes: 6 flash points
Paper Economy Construction spending improves. Slowly.
Paper Economy New home sales drop 7.1 percent
Earth Day: Five ways we affect the planet
Paper Economy Retail sales increase
Brazil's President Rousseff meets with Obama: 5 topics for talks
1940 Census data: A treasure trove for con artists?
1940 Census data: what you need to know to look up relatives
Paper Economy Construction spending goes flat
1940 census records have over 20 million still alive today
Paper Economy New home sales down in February
Paper Economy Retail sales up in February
Paper Economy Construction spending perks up
Paper Economy New home sales drop but show signs of recovery

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