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Job losses add to consumer worries
As they cope with rising food and energy costs and declining home values, more Americans took another financial hit in June: the loss of their paycheck. FULL STORY
Why Fed rate cuts may be spurring inflation
Stimulus would help, but maybe not enough
Is the Fed cutting rates too slowly?
Can government turn the economy around?
Fed now fears recession, not inflation
Rising cost of oil threatens vulnerable economy
Soaring oil prices have yet to derail economy
Could the crash of ’87 happen again?
September jobs report eases recession fears
Fed rate cut no quick cure for housing mess
Fed faces risks of inflation, recession
Inflation news gives Fed room to maneuver
How badly has housing hurt the economy?
Fed gives no hint it plans to bail out lenders
U.S. highways badly in need of repair
Will big U.S. job gains raise inflation risks?
Fed keeps focus on inflation
Too soon to look for housing market bottom
Housing industry still looking for the bottom
Has U.S. economy dodged a recession?
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U.S. economy lost 62,000 jobs in June
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Women saving less than men for retirement
Nine in 10 expect gas costs to squeeze them
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