With unemployment close to 10% many feel the economy’s slow recovery is nothing compared to the slow crawl of the job market recovery. However, a recent report from National Association for Business Economics claims the job market is looking up and in the latter part of 2009 and early 2010 there will be gains...
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Reports On Unemployment For 2009 and Early 2010 Look Positive
NASA Moon Crash Finds Questionable Signs of Water But Said to Be a Success
The moon crash by NASA has given mixed results by many who say there were signs of water and others who feel they hit a dry spot. The lunar crash was supposed to be a test for water on the moon, which is said by NASA officials to be needed if we are to...
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Starbucks Not Marketing To America’s Sense of Community
The Starbucks logo is almost as recognizable as the “golden arches” as its coffee draws millions daily with an unmatched fervor. You can barely walk down a street without smelling their variety of brews or hearing the hiss of steam as milk is frothed in preparation to meet coffee. However, Starbucks with all of...
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Job Market, Early Retirement Causing Social Security Fund Hardships
The job market isn’t recovering as quickly as the economy and many people are opting for early retirement as a result. This increase in claims will cause a payout that is more than the intake of funds. Despite the fact many who are retiring would be willing and are able, physically, to continue working...
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Small Business Economic Improvement
It has been reported that the majority of small businesses are expecting to grow moderate to extensively in the coming months. Reports say small businesses expect improvement within three months and with the holiday season around the corner there could be bigger signs of economic improvement if spenders actually come out and business sales...
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Unemployment; Job Seekers Still Looking Despite Recovering Economy
Unemployment has been the blight of vast numbers of Americans over the past years, but as the recession statistics point to a recovering economy job seekers are still facing unemployment numbers that seem insurmountable. However, with the economy supposedly on the rise why is unemployment slow to follow suit? Layoffs are slowing but companies...
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Obama and Hidden Nuclear Facility in Iran: New Cold War?
As reported yesterday, a note giving detail of an underground nuclear facility residing on a military base in Iran was brought to the attention of world leaders by the heads of the United States, France, and Great Britain. This violation of an international agreement is the solid proof needed to bring tougher sanctions to...
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Obama, Iran Nuclear Facility and Compliance
Obama, along with leaders of Great Britain and France, were nothing less than blunt today when speaking of Iran and it’s unwillingness to adhere to nuclear compliance laws that apply universally to all nations. Iranian president Ahmadinejad still denies there are any illegal activities in regard to the Iranian Nuclear Program and its compliance...
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Healthcare Debate: Your Temperature’s A Little High
The debate over national healthcare has gone from an idealistic dream in which our country would devise a plan where the vast majority, if not all citizens, would have access to some form of healthcare when and where it was needed. However, the anger that has spewed forth from so many town hall meetings...
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Clark Howard: Unemployment Doesn’t Indicate State of Economic Recovery
As reported in an earlier article September Unemployment Claims: Less Than Expected But Is It Good News? Unemployment claims were down over the last week but their remains over 6,000,000 people claiming unemployment. Clark Howard, in an article on CNN.com titled “When the employment door closes, find an open window” says unemployment is not...
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