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The U.S. job market added just 38,000 jobs in May, marking it as the weakest monthly gain in more than five years along with a steep decline in labor-force participation. President Obama boasted about the economy last week in Indiana.
President Obama:
“By almost every economic measure, America’s better off than when I came here at the beginning of my presidency. That’s the truth.”
Radio talk show host Laura Ingraham criticized the lackluster jobs report and the president’s speech.
Laura Ingraham:
“This is the worst that we’ve seen since 2010. And economic experts, when they saw this report today earlier, the news started breaking said, whatever recovery there was and it was tepid is over. It’s like D-E-A-D, ding-dong the recovery is dead. Less than a quarter of the jobs created than they predicted. That is staggering. They need about 250,000 to 300,000 jobs to keep the rather tepid recovery going. They got 28,000 private sector jobs, throw in the 10,000 extra for more government entities. This is what Donald Trump should be talking about. Obama was in Indiana this week hailing the economy. Oh, we’re creating jobs. I guess he had no clue these numbers were coming out. But, that speech this week looks really stupid now.”
Political advocate Grover Norquist slammed the weak economic recovery that has averaged just 2 percent under President Obama.
Grover Norquist:
“Just where are we on this? 660,000 people walked out of the workforce last month, not only with 38,000 people got jobs, but 660,000 said we’re not looking for work anymore. One challenges that we’ve had is the Obama recovery is so weak, the Reagan recovery from the end of the recession to out the to the years was 4 percent growth each year out. It’s been 2 percent average under Obama. If we had grown at Reagan rates and job creation, there’d be 14.7 million more Americans working. The reason why people are so unhappy, why Trump gets support, why Sanders gets supports, why people are grumpy is the economy sucks. This is not cheerful news, there are — again, 14.5 million more people would be at work — fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers with jobs. They don’t have jobs.”
As technology continues to move forward at a dizzying pace, robotics is taking on a greater role. More and more people are glancing over their shoulders to find that their colleague is no longer human.
CCTV America's Mark Niu reported this story from San Francisco.
- published: 04 Apr 2015
- views: 1193
U.S. payrolls surged in December as employers added a better-than-expected 292,000 jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent but mostly because out-of-work Americans felt confident enough to look for work. The better-than-expected job numbers came as the economic slowdown in China was causing turbulence in financial markets. VOA's Mil Arcega reports.
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2:28Dismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’s Claim Of A Strong Economy
Dismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’s Claim Of A Strong EconomyDismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’s Claim Of A Strong Economy
The U.S. job market added just 38,000 jobs in May, marking it as the weakest monthly gain in more than five years along with a steep decline in labor-force participation. President Obama boasted about the economy last week in Indiana. President Obama: “By almost every economic measure, America’s better off than when I came here at the beginning of my presidency. That’s the truth.” Radio talk show host Laura Ingraham criticized the lackluster jobs report and the president’s speech. Laura Ingraham: “This is the worst that we’ve seen since 2010. And economic experts, when they saw this report today earlier, the news started breaking said, whatever recovery there was and it was tepid is over. It’s like D-E-A-D, ding-dong the recovery is dead. Less than a quarter of the jobs created than they predicted. That is staggering. They need about 250,000 to 300,000 jobs to keep the rather tepid recovery going. They got 28,000 private sector jobs, throw in the 10,000 extra for more government entities. This is what Donald Trump should be talking about. Obama was in Indiana this week hailing the economy. Oh, we’re creating jobs. I guess he had no clue these numbers were coming out. But, that speech this week looks really stupid now.” Political advocate Grover Norquist slammed the weak economic recovery that has averaged just 2 percent under President Obama. Grover Norquist: “Just where are we on this? 660,000 people walked out of the workforce last month, not only with 38,000 people got jobs, but 660,000 said we’re not looking for work anymore. One challenges that we’ve had is the Obama recovery is so weak, the Reagan recovery from the end of the recession to out the to the years was 4 percent growth each year out. It’s been 2 percent average under Obama. If we had grown at Reagan rates and job creation, there’d be 14.7 million more Americans working. The reason why people are so unhappy, why Trump gets support, why Sanders gets supports, why people are grumpy is the economy sucks. This is not cheerful news, there are — again, 14.5 million more people would be at work — fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers with jobs. They don’t have jobs.” -
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US jobs growth slows, and robots take on greater rolesUS jobs growth slows, and robots take on greater roles
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2:06US Job Growth Surges in December; Unemployment Rate Steady at 5%
US Job Growth Surges in December; Unemployment Rate Steady at 5%US Job Growth Surges in December; Unemployment Rate Steady at 5%
U.S. payrolls surged in December as employers added a better-than-expected 292,000 jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent but mostly because out-of-work Americans felt confident enough to look for work. The better-than-expected job numbers came as the economic slowdown in China was causing turbulence in financial markets. VOA's Mil Arcega reports. Originally published at - http://www.voanews.com/media/video/united-states-job-growth-surges-december/3137420.html
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Dismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’s Claim Of A Strong Economy
The U.S. job market added just 38,000 jobs in May, marking it as the weakest monthly gain in more than five years along with a steep decline in labor-force participation. President Obama boasted about the economy last week in Indiana. President Obama: “By almost every economic measure, America’s better off than when I came here at the beginning of my presidency. That’s the truth.” Radio talk show host Laura Ingraham criticized the lackluster jobs report and the president’s speech. Laura Ingraham: “This is the worst that we’ve seen since 2010. And economic experts, when they saw this report today earlier, the news started breaking said, whatever recovery there was and it was tepid is over. It’s like D-E-A-D, ding-dong the recovery is dead. Less than a quarter of the jobs created than th...
published: 06 Jun 2016 -
US jobs growth slows, and robots take on greater roles
As technology continues to move forward at a dizzying pace, robotics is taking on a greater role. More and more people are glancing over their shoulders to find that their colleague is no longer human. CCTV America's Mark Niu reported this story from San Francisco.
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US Job Growth Surges in December; Unemployment Rate Steady at 5%
U.S. payrolls surged in December as employers added a better-than-expected 292,000 jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent but mostly because out-of-work Americans felt confident enough to look for work. The better-than-expected job numbers came as the economic slowdown in China was causing turbulence in financial markets. VOA's Mil Arcega reports. Originally published at - http://www.voanews.com/media/video/united-states-job-growth-surges-december/3137420.html
published: 08 Jan 2016
Dismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’s Claim Of A Strong Economy
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The U.S. job market added just 38,000 jobs in May, marking it as the weakest monthly gain in more than five years along with a steep decline in labor-force part...
The U.S. job market added just 38,000 jobs in May, marking it as the weakest monthly gain in more than five years along with a steep decline in labor-force participation. President Obama boasted about the economy last week in Indiana.
President Obama:
“By almost every economic measure, America’s better off than when I came here at the beginning of my presidency. That’s the truth.”
Radio talk show host Laura Ingraham criticized the lackluster jobs report and the president’s speech.
Laura Ingraham:
“This is the worst that we’ve seen since 2010. And economic experts, when they saw this report today earlier, the news started breaking said, whatever recovery there was and it was tepid is over. It’s like D-E-A-D, ding-dong the recovery is dead. Less than a quarter of the jobs created than they predicted. That is staggering. They need about 250,000 to 300,000 jobs to keep the rather tepid recovery going. They got 28,000 private sector jobs, throw in the 10,000 extra for more government entities. This is what Donald Trump should be talking about. Obama was in Indiana this week hailing the economy. Oh, we’re creating jobs. I guess he had no clue these numbers were coming out. But, that speech this week looks really stupid now.”
Political advocate Grover Norquist slammed the weak economic recovery that has averaged just 2 percent under President Obama.
Grover Norquist:
“Just where are we on this? 660,000 people walked out of the workforce last month, not only with 38,000 people got jobs, but 660,000 said we’re not looking for work anymore. One challenges that we’ve had is the Obama recovery is so weak, the Reagan recovery from the end of the recession to out the to the years was 4 percent growth each year out. It’s been 2 percent average under Obama. If we had grown at Reagan rates and job creation, there’d be 14.7 million more Americans working. The reason why people are so unhappy, why Trump gets support, why Sanders gets supports, why people are grumpy is the economy sucks. This is not cheerful news, there are — again, 14.5 million more people would be at work — fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers with jobs. They don’t have jobs.”
wn.com/Dismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’S Claim Of A Strong Economy
The U.S. job market added just 38,000 jobs in May, marking it as the weakest monthly gain in more than five years along with a steep decline in labor-force participation. President Obama boasted about the economy last week in Indiana.
President Obama:
“By almost every economic measure, America’s better off than when I came here at the beginning of my presidency. That’s the truth.”
Radio talk show host Laura Ingraham criticized the lackluster jobs report and the president’s speech.
Laura Ingraham:
“This is the worst that we’ve seen since 2010. And economic experts, when they saw this report today earlier, the news started breaking said, whatever recovery there was and it was tepid is over. It’s like D-E-A-D, ding-dong the recovery is dead. Less than a quarter of the jobs created than they predicted. That is staggering. They need about 250,000 to 300,000 jobs to keep the rather tepid recovery going. They got 28,000 private sector jobs, throw in the 10,000 extra for more government entities. This is what Donald Trump should be talking about. Obama was in Indiana this week hailing the economy. Oh, we’re creating jobs. I guess he had no clue these numbers were coming out. But, that speech this week looks really stupid now.”
Political advocate Grover Norquist slammed the weak economic recovery that has averaged just 2 percent under President Obama.
Grover Norquist:
“Just where are we on this? 660,000 people walked out of the workforce last month, not only with 38,000 people got jobs, but 660,000 said we’re not looking for work anymore. One challenges that we’ve had is the Obama recovery is so weak, the Reagan recovery from the end of the recession to out the to the years was 4 percent growth each year out. It’s been 2 percent average under Obama. If we had grown at Reagan rates and job creation, there’d be 14.7 million more Americans working. The reason why people are so unhappy, why Trump gets support, why Sanders gets supports, why people are grumpy is the economy sucks. This is not cheerful news, there are — again, 14.5 million more people would be at work — fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers with jobs. They don’t have jobs.”
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US jobs growth slows, and robots take on greater roles
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As technology continues to move forward at a dizzying pace, robotics is taking on a greater role. More and more people are glancing over their shoulders to find...
As technology continues to move forward at a dizzying pace, robotics is taking on a greater role. More and more people are glancing over their shoulders to find that their colleague is no longer human.
CCTV America's Mark Niu reported this story from San Francisco.
wn.com/US Jobs Growth Slows, And Robots Take On Greater Roles
As technology continues to move forward at a dizzying pace, robotics is taking on a greater role. More and more people are glancing over their shoulders to find that their colleague is no longer human.
CCTV America's Mark Niu reported this story from San Francisco.
- published: 04 Apr 2015
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US Job Growth Surges in December; Unemployment Rate Steady at 5%
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U.S. payrolls surged in December as employers added a better-than-expected 292,000 jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent but mostly because out-o...
U.S. payrolls surged in December as employers added a better-than-expected 292,000 jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent but mostly because out-of-work Americans felt confident enough to look for work. The better-than-expected job numbers came as the economic slowdown in China was causing turbulence in financial markets. VOA's Mil Arcega reports.
Originally published at - http://www.voanews.com/media/video/united-states-job-growth-surges-december/3137420.html
wn.com/US Job Growth Surges In December Unemployment Rate Steady At 5
U.S. payrolls surged in December as employers added a better-than-expected 292,000 jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent but mostly because out-of-work Americans felt confident enough to look for work. The better-than-expected job numbers came as the economic slowdown in China was causing turbulence in financial markets. VOA's Mil Arcega reports.
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- published: 08 Jan 2016
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Job market continues steady growth in October, wages accelerate
U.S. jobs continued to gain at a steady pace in October and wage gains accelerated, signs that the labor market and economy made steady progress at the start of the fourth quarter. Payrolls climbed by 161,000 last month following a 191,000 gain in September that was larger than previously estimated, a Labor Department report showed Friday. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey called for 173,000. The jobless rate fell to 4.9 percent, while wages rose from a year earlier by the most since 2009. (❤‿❤) WATCHING MORE ▼ (❤‿❤) Connect with us : ★ Youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfSJjMjetnNb8bZ9jkdocHQ ★ Subscribe here: https://goo.gl/wiVU9h ★ Twitter : https://goo.gl/YISmvX ★ Facebook : https://goo.gl/vRIL0d ★ Google+ : https://goo.gl/KUI9jn ► Thank : Bloomberg
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SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest Updates - http://www.youtube.com/user/elitenwoagenda?sub_confirmation=1 YELLEN Confirms NO PLANS for NEGATIVE INTEREST RATE in U.S. The Federal Reserve signalled it was likely to hold any imminent interest rate rise on Tuesday as chair Janet Yellen warned of the impact of Britain’s possible exit from the European Union, slower job growth and global worries about China on US economic growth. Yellen has been warning of the impact of jittery investors and volatile markets over the last few months. Her comments come after two months of lackluster reports on the US jobs market and growing signs of nervousness about the UK referendum on European Union membership on US stock markets. “One development that could shift investors’ sentiment is the upcomi...
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Fed's Fischer Extolls Job Growth, Consumer Spending
In remarks that indicate the central bank remains on track for a December rate increase Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Sunday job gains in the United States remain solid and growth should pick up in the second half of the year. In remarks prepared for delivery to the Group of 30 during the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, Fischer said the United States is "close to full employment." The panel includes current and former central bankers, regulators and academic economists. Fischer said, "With solid gains in employment and household income and upbeat consumer sentiment, consumption spending "should continue to support growth over the second half of the year." Though the session was closed to the press, Fischer's prepared remarks were released by the ...
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U.S. jobs continued to gain at a steady pace in October and wage gains accelerated, signs that the labor market and economy made steady progress at the start of...
U.S. jobs continued to gain at a steady pace in October and wage gains accelerated, signs that the labor market and economy made steady progress at the start of the fourth quarter.
Payrolls climbed by 161,000 last month following a 191,000 gain in September that was larger than previously estimated, a Labor Department report showed Friday. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey called for 173,000. The jobless rate fell to 4.9 percent, while wages rose from a year earlier by the most since 2009.
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U.S. jobs continued to gain at a steady pace in October and wage gains accelerated, signs that the labor market and economy made steady progress at the start of the fourth quarter.
Payrolls climbed by 161,000 last month following a 191,000 gain in September that was larger than previously estimated, a Labor Department report showed Friday. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey called for 173,000. The jobless rate fell to 4.9 percent, while wages rose from a year earlier by the most since 2009.
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YELLEN Confirms NO PLANS for NEGATIVE INTEREST RATE in U.S.#2
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The Federal Reserve signalled it was likely to hold any imminent interest rate rise on Tuesday as chair Janet Yellen warned of the impact of Britain’s possible exit from the European Union, slower job growth and global worries about China on US economic growth.
Yellen has been warning of the impact of jittery investors and volatile markets over the last few months. Her comments come after two months of lackluster reports on the US jobs market and growing signs of nervousness about the UK referendum on European Union membership on US stock markets.
“One development that could shift investors’ sentiment is the upcoming referendum in the United Kingdom,” she said in her testimony before the US Senate committee on banking, housing and urban affairs. “A UK vote to exit the European Union could have significant economic repercussions.”
When pressed for more details, Yellen said Britain leaving the EU, also known as Brexit, would usher in a period of uncertainty and lead to volatility in financial markets, both of which would affect US economic outlook. Given the considerable challenges faced by China and the situation in the UK, Yellen said the Fed will continue monitoring global economic and financial developments.
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Pushed further, Yellen added that she said Britain leaving the EU “could” affect the US economic outlook but that she does not “know that it would”. Financial reaction could result in a “flight to safety” that might push up the dollar and other safe haven currencies. “I don’t want to overblow the possible impacts but we’ll watch it carefully,” she said.
Asked if the US economy could go back into recession if Britain leaves the EU, Yellen said: “I don’t think that is the most likely case, but we just don’t know what will happen.” U.S. USA America "United States" Bank Banking Savings "Bank Account" "Interest Rate" Interest "Savings Account" Mortgage Housing Economy Europe BREXIT UK Europe "European Union" Gold Silver USD Forex Trade "Stock Market" Inflation Sale Business Jobs Employment Tax 2016 2017 Poverty Poor Elite Wealth "American Dream" Global "Gold Bullion" "Silver Coin" "Binary Options" Invest Investment "Elite NWO Agenda" news media entertainment trendy trends george soros jim rogers gerald celente rothschild rothchilds bankers offshore tax haven alex jones rant infowars david icke trump hillary clinton bilderberg
“We simply cannot predict what will happen on Friday – no one can,” Carl Weinberg, founder and chief economist of High Frequency Economic, said before the hearing. “The number of undecided voters is three times the gap between the ‘leave’ and the ‘stay’ camp, even with ‘stay’ pulling ahead over the weekend. The polls are probably useless anyway if their recent forecasting records are indicative.”
"Although concerns about slowing growth in China and falling commodity prices appear to have eased from earlier this year, China continues to face considerable challenges as it rebalances its economy toward domestic demand and consumption and away from export-led growth," Yellen told lawmakers. Stocks and sterling rose while the safe-haven assets gold and bonds slipped on Wednesday, as investors grew more optimistic Britain would vote to remain in the European Union in its referendum on Thursday. Fed chairwoman blasts Trump on debt#2
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The Federal Reserve signalled it was likely to hold any imminent interest rate rise on Tuesday as chair Janet Yellen warned of the impact of Britain’s possible exit from the European Union, slower job growth and global worries about China on US economic growth.
Yellen has been warning of the impact of jittery investors and volatile markets over the last few months. Her comments come after two months of lackluster reports on the US jobs market and growing signs of nervousness about the UK referendum on European Union membership on US stock markets.
“One development that could shift investors’ sentiment is the upcoming referendum in the United Kingdom,” she said in her testimony before the US Senate committee on banking, housing and urban affairs. “A UK vote to exit the European Union could have significant economic repercussions.”
When pressed for more details, Yellen said Britain leaving the EU, also known as Brexit, would usher in a period of uncertainty and lead to volatility in financial markets, both of which would affect US economic outlook. Given the considerable challenges faced by China and the situation in the UK, Yellen said the Fed will continue monitoring global economic and financial developments.
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Pushed further, Yellen added that she said Britain leaving the EU “could” affect the US economic outlook but that she does not “know that it would”. Financial reaction could result in a “flight to safety” that might push up the dollar and other safe haven currencies. “I don’t want to overblow the possible impacts but we’ll watch it carefully,” she said.
Asked if the US economy could go back into recession if Britain leaves the EU, Yellen said: “I don’t think that is the most likely case, but we just don’t know what will happen.” U.S. USA America "United States" Bank Banking Savings "Bank Account" "Interest Rate" Interest "Savings Account" Mortgage Housing Economy Europe BREXIT UK Europe "European Union" Gold Silver USD Forex Trade "Stock Market" Inflation Sale Business Jobs Employment Tax 2016 2017 Poverty Poor Elite Wealth "American Dream" Global "Gold Bullion" "Silver Coin" "Binary Options" Invest Investment "Elite NWO Agenda" news media entertainment trendy trends george soros jim rogers gerald celente rothschild rothchilds bankers offshore tax haven alex jones rant infowars david icke trump hillary clinton bilderberg
“We simply cannot predict what will happen on Friday – no one can,” Carl Weinberg, founder and chief economist of High Frequency Economic, said before the hearing. “The number of undecided voters is three times the gap between the ‘leave’ and the ‘stay’ camp, even with ‘stay’ pulling ahead over the weekend. The polls are probably useless anyway if their recent forecasting records are indicative.”
"Although concerns about slowing growth in China and falling commodity prices appear to have eased from earlier this year, China continues to face considerable challenges as it rebalances its economy toward domestic demand and consumption and away from export-led growth," Yellen told lawmakers. Stocks and sterling rose while the safe-haven assets gold and bonds slipped on Wednesday, as investors grew more optimistic Britain would vote to remain in the European Union in its referendum on Thursday. Fed chairwoman blasts Trump on debt#2
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Fed's Fischer Extolls Job Growth, Consumer Spending
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In remarks that indicate the central bank remains on track for a December rate increase Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Sunday job gains in the United St...
In remarks that indicate the central bank remains on track for a December rate increase Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Sunday job gains in the United States remain solid and growth should pick up in the second half of the year.
In remarks prepared for delivery to the Group of 30 during the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, Fischer said the United States is "close to full employment." The panel includes current and former central bankers, regulators and academic economists.
Fischer said, "With solid gains in employment and household income and upbeat consumer sentiment, consumption spending "should continue to support growth over the second half of the year." Though the session was closed to the press, Fischer's prepared remarks were released by the Fed ahead of his scheduled address.
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In remarks that indicate the central bank remains on track for a December rate increase Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Sunday job gains in the United States remain solid and growth should pick up in the second half of the year.
In remarks prepared for delivery to the Group of 30 during the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, Fischer said the United States is "close to full employment." The panel includes current and former central bankers, regulators and academic economists.
Fischer said, "With solid gains in employment and household income and upbeat consumer sentiment, consumption spending "should continue to support growth over the second half of the year." Though the session was closed to the press, Fischer's prepared remarks were released by the Fed ahead of his scheduled address.
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Dismal Job Growth Demolishes Obama’s Claim Of A Strong Economy
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Fed's Fischer Extolls Job Growth, Consumer Spending
In remarks that indicate the central bank remains on track for a December rate increase Fe...
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World War 3 Deterrence: Russia’s Aggression Prompts Eastern European Homegrown Troop Build-Up
Edit Inquisitr 07 Nov 2016
With all the talk of World War 3 being just a diplomatic mistake or military confrontation away, deterrence as a strategy has been seized as a credible alternative to actual war with Russia in the eastern Europe countries that border the Russian Federation and its allies ... The Daily Signal reported last week that nations along the border with Russia have been arming themselves quietly over the past few years ... U.S ... The U.S....
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WikiLeaks releases more DNC emails near eve of election
Edit CNN 07 Nov 2016
Washington (CNN)With just two days before the election, WikiLeaks late Sunday night released a new trove of emails apparently hacked from the Democratic Party, the latest dump from the website which has been targeting Democrats ... The emails from the Democratic National Committee were the first to have surfaced in some time, but not the first time stolen DNC email communications had the potential to disrupt the election ... Read More ... ....
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How democratic is the US presidential election?
Edit Press TV 06 Nov 2016
The bruising race between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton is coming to an end and as the Election Day nears, one question keeps popping up. If we were to break down the American election system, how much of it would be in line with the true essence of democracy?. Trump and Clinton have spared no efforts to win more votes ... They were also no given a seat in the presidential debates ... ....
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Islamic State hits back in Mosul but faces new Raqqa front
Edit Deccan Chronicle 07 Nov 2016
Baghdad. Islamic State fighters targeted Iraqi troops with car bombs and ambushes in Mosul, stalling an army advance in their north Iraq stronghold, but faced attack on a new front on Sunday when US-backed rebels launched a campaign for the Syrian city of Raqqa. The jihadists have lost control of seven eastern districts of Mosul to Iraqi special forces who broke through their lines last Monday ... Twin Offensives ... Forces Surrounded ... ....
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FBI confirms Clinton email probe is over
Edit Scoop 07 Nov 2016
FBI Director James Comey has suddenly announced that Hillary Clinton should not face criminal charges related to the newly discovered emails from her tenure as Secretary of State. Comey stated the decision not to charge Clinton was “not even a close .. .......
Ryanair raises passenger growth forecast despite Brexit
Edit BBC News 07 Nov 2016
The airline said it believed it could deliver profitable growth across Europe "despite the uncertainty of Brexit"....
China Premier Li says economy to maintain steady growth
Edit Topix 07 Nov 2016
China will maintain steady growth and speed up economic transformation, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Saturday, adding that the world's No. 2 economy would be able to overcome current challenges, official news agency Xinhua reported ... ....
Ryanair hikes growth forecast to target 200 million passengers per year
Edit CNBC 07 Nov 2016
Ryanair hiked its long-term growth forecast by 10 percent on Monday, saying it expected to carry 200 million passengers per year by 2024 ... ....
STADA approves growth targets for 2019 (STADA Arzneimittel AG)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Nov 2016
- The Executive Board of STADA Arzneimittel AG at its meeting today, on July 11, 2016, approved the medium-term growth targets for the Group. A Group wide program to improve performance initiated by the Executive Board will also make a contribution toward the achievement of the growth targets ... The STADA growth forecast is based in particular on the following assumptions ... Chart STADA growth targets 2019....
Normal monsoon, agricultural push to aid VST Tillers Tractors' growth
Edit The Times of India 07 Nov 2016
ET Intelligence Group ... The company earns 60% revenue by selling power tillers, 37% from tractors and the remaining from rice transplants ... This means there is ample capacity to cater to the rising demand ... Analysts expect 9-11% volume growth for the next fiscal ... The combined impact of volume growth and better margin due to higher capacity utilisation is expected to result in more than 15% profit growth in the current and next fiscal year ... ....
App that trades users discounts to show ads sees huge growth
Edit New York Post 07 Nov 2016
Unlockd — an Australian startup that has been offering ad-driven discounts on phone on Sprint’s lower-priced Boost Mobile network since early 2016 — is poised to raise $30 million from investors by Christmas to fund a new leg of growth ... The discounts, he adds, could multiply even further next year ... ....
Glen Innes Water Supply - Opportunities for Growth (Glen Innes Severn Council)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Nov 2016
(Source. Glen Innes Severn Council). Did you know that Glen Innes Aggregates is increasing our water storage and making money for Council at the same time ... Original documenthttp.//www.gisc.nsw.gov.au/news/glen-innes-water-supply-opportunities-growth. Public permalinkhttp.//www.publicnow.com/view/04FCA3068386075E24C4276853F5FD1209935B5D. (noodl....
Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates for September 2016 show continued growth in regions (MBIE - Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment of New Zeland)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Nov 2016
(Source. MBIE - Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment of New Zeland) ... The Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates have been updated with new data to provide a better current and historical picture of tourism in New Zealand ... Original documenthttp.//www.mbie.govt.nz/about/whats-happening/news/2016/monthly-regional-tourism-estimates-for-september-2016-show-continued-growth-in-regions ... (noodl. 36169579) ....
Has managing business for a low growth environment become the new norm for Australia’s banks? (Ernst & Young Australia)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Nov 2016
According to EY's analysis, the full year results of Australia's big four banks reflect a continuation of key trends identified in the first half, with softening profit growth, pressure on return on equity (ROE) and deterioration in asset quality all having an impact ... growth and profit.' ... Softening growth ... This could stifle economic growth.'....
State firms told to triple investment to help stoke growth
Edit The Jakarta Post 07 Nov 2016
State-owned companies are expected to triple their investment value in the next two years to reach Rp 895 trillion (US$68.02 billion) in 2018 in support of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s 6 percent economic growth target ... “It is part of the president’s plan to see 6 percent economic growth by 2018,” Rini said on ......
ICT workers key to sustainable growth (Ministry of Infomation and Communications of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Nov 2016
(Source. Ministry of Infomation and Communications of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam). At a conference in Can Tho City, Deputy Minister Hung said ICT human resource development should be the first mision to be implemented to turn Viet Nam into a strong ICT country by 2020 under the prime minister's Decision No ... Original documenthttp.//english.mic.gov.vn/Pages/TinTuc/133243/ICT-workers-key-to-sustainable-growth.html ... (noodl. 36170578) ....
Oil Industry’s New Threat? The Global Growth of Electric Cars
Edit New York Times 07 Nov 2016
Aided by tax breaks, Norwegians have embraced the vehicles, and experts say the rest of the world may not be far behind ... ....
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