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Cuts in Government Led U.S. Economy to Lose 95,000 Jobs

The unemployment rate stayed flat at 9.6 percent in September, but the drop in employment was far worse than expected.

 

Warcraft expansion gets debut day

Warcraft expansion gets debut day

The next expansion for World of Warcraft will be released on 7 December says the game's creator.

 

Pending home sales jumped in August

Pending home sales jumped in August

The number of people who signed contracts to buy homes rose in August for the second straight month but remained far below last year's pace.

 

Home sales up 7.6% in August

Sales of U.S. homes rose 7.6% in August -- recovering from their steep descent in July, when the end of a popular government stimulus program drove sales to their lowest levels in more than a decade.

 

Verizon-Compatible iPhone To Be Built In December, Suppliers Say

Verizon-Compatible iPhone To Be Built In December, Suppliers Say

Apple is expected to build its first 3 million Verizon-compatible CDMA iPhones in December 2010, contacts in the company's overseas supply chain reportedly indicated.

 

New U.S. home construction surged in August

Construction of new homes and apartments surged 10.5 percent in August from a month earlier, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. That's the highest level since April.

 

California unemployment rate rises to 12.4%

The state loses 33,500 jobs in August, the third straight month of payroll cuts. California has lost 113,100 jobs since August 2009, when the unemployment rate was 12%.

 

Consumer sentiment weakest since Aug. 2009

Consumer sentiment unexpectedly worsened in early September to its weakest level in more than a year, as distress over jobs and finances intensified among upper-income families.

 

U.S. Consumer Prices Remain Steady

The Consumer Price Index increased 0.3 percent in August, a rate that was in line with analysts’ expectations.

 

Bookstore Sales Drop In July: Result Of eBook Sales?

Bookstore Sales Drop In July: Result Of eBook Sales?

The downward trend of bookstore sales continued in July with sales declining 2.3%, to $1.08 billion, according to preliminary estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau

 

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