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Oct 19

Poor communities can be left behind during hiring booms, study shows

By Josh Boak, Associated Press

New research led by Harvard economist Raj Chetty shows that when cities experience job surges, the gains mostly bypass residents born into poverty.

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Oct 18

From entry-level to executive, today's jobs demand digital literacy

By Benjamin Herold, Education Week

At one health industry company, digital literacy skills are needed across the board.

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Oct 10

Watch 4:15
What's behind Wednesday's market selloff?

A financial storm sent stocks plunging to their biggest losses in eight months. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 831 points. The Nasdaq fell 316 percent. Amna Nawaz talks about what may have prompted the selloff with Hugh Johnson, Chief…

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Oct 04

Watch 8:05
Why your recyclables might have no place to go

By Paul Solman, Sarah Clune Hartman

Until this year, China had been America's -- and the world's -- number one recycling market. But China has shut its doors to plastic waste, which could result by 2030 in more than 100 million tons of trash with nowhere…

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Oct 03

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Fed Chair Jay Powell: U.S. may be in a different era for workers' wages despite economic gains

By Judy Woodruff

Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell discusses the state of the economy, bigger changes in the job market and why wages haven’t caught up with other economic trends in a conversation with Judy Woodruff. At the Atlantic Ideas Festival, Powell also…

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Oct 02

WATCH: Trump tells electrical contractors that strong economy means more jobs

"We're in the midst of a manufacturing renaissance — something which nobody thought you'd hear," Trump said in a speech to the National Electrical Contractors Association Convention in Philadelphia, a day after celebrating the new North American trade deal.

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Oct 01

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The new U.S.-Mexico-Canada deal offers modest changes. Will it help the economy?

President Trump made renegotiating NAFTA a priority of his administration. What's really in the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and what does it mean for the U.S. economy? Amna Nawaz learns more from Edward Alden of the Council on Foreign Relations.

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Sep 26

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News Wrap: Fed raises interest rate, warns against drawn-out trade war

In our news wrap Wednesday, the Federal Reserve raised a key short-term interest rate for the third time this year, to 2.25 percent. Fed chairman Jerome Powell also said that "widespread tariffs that remain in place for a long time"…

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Sep 26

Citing strong economy, Fed raises rates for third time this year

By Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press

Many economists worry, though, that Trump's combative trade policies could slow the economy.

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Sep 25

3 things to watch with the Federal Reserve poised to raise interest rates

By Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press

The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates Wednesday, but economists will also be watching for a signal that another hike is likely before the end of the year.

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