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Some days, it may seem that President Barack Obama’s running mate is Lilly Ledbetter.
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The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose, rebounding from the lowest level in two months, as Greece attempted to form a new government and a decline in American jobless claims helped allay concern of a labor market setback.
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U.S. individual investors were less bullish on U.S. equities this week, according to a weekly poll of clients by the American Association of Individual Investors.
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Stock market trend charts and investor sentiment are signaling the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index may surpass its 2012 high before the rally gives way to a 10 percent decline, according to UBS AG.
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Gil Giro doesn’t need a license plate to tell where a car is from -- he just looks underneath the chassis.
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U.S. individual investors were more bullish on U.S. equities this week, according to a weekly poll of clients by the American Association of Individual Investors.
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U.S. investigators’ conclusion that both operators of a Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight train fell asleep before a fatal wreck last year revived concerns that led to rules restricting hours of airline pilots and truck drivers.
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House and Senate lawmakers voted to extend U.S. highway programs through June 30, averting a shutdown of construction projects and the furlough of 3,500 federal-government workers.
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A nursing shortage in the U.S. that led to a decade-long push for new hires and more graduates in the field is over, at least until 2020 when a glut of retirees will leave a new gap to fill, researchers said.
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U.S. individual investors were more bullish on U.S. equities this week, according to a weekly poll of clients by the American Association of Individual Investors.
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