Telegraph.co.ukRecovery slows in first quarterCNNMoneyBy Annalyn Censky @CNNMoney April 27, 2012: 10:02 AM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The American economy grew slower than predicted in the first quarter, as government spending cuts offset a pickup in consumer spending. Gross domestic product, the broadest ...US economic growth slows to 2.2% rate, official figures showThe GuardianReactions to the GDP reportMarketWatchUS Economic Growth Misses The TargetForbesLos Angeles Times -Washington Post -San Francisco Chronicleall 714 news articles »
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