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Md. jobless rate reaches 12-year high
The economic crisis pushed Maryland's jobless rate to a 12-year high in October, the Labor Department said yesterday, but economists said even modest growth in the labor force kept unemployment from spiking further. Maryland's unemployment rate hit 5...Tags: Legg Mason, Inc., Economic Policy, Unemployment, Business, Brunswick Corporation
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Moody's May Downgrade Prudential Financial
Prudential Financial Inc. may be downgraded by Moody's Investors Service because of declines in its investment holdings. The insurer's outlook was lowered to negative because losses "on subprime residential and commercial mortgage-backed and corporate...Tags: Prudential Financial Incorporated
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Federal bailouts failing so far
Of The Associated PressWhy aren't the government bailouts working? The presidential transition may be adding to the uncertainty roiling the financial markets. In fact, knowing the names on President-elect Barack Obama's economic team may prove more helpful in calming those...Tags: Bill Clinton, Heads of State, Henry Paulson, Interior Policy, National Government
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Health sector may not escape slump
The health-care industry is usually regarded as recession-proof, but a drop in elective surgeries and more people without health insurance will hurt growth, Moody's Investors Service said. BRUCE JAPSEN, PAGE 35Tags: Private Health Care, Government Health Care
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Va. authority plans $254 million bond sale
The Virginia Resources Authority is planning the largest pooled financing effort in its history. The authority planned to sell $254 million in bonds Thursday to pay for new libraries, fire stations, infrastructure improvements and other projects...Tags: Bonds, Fires
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IN BRIEF
The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday delayed a plan to adopt new rules aimed at stemming conflicts of interest in Wall Street's credit rating industry. The commissioners decided to take up the new rules at the same time as other proposals that...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Interior Policy, Credit and Debt, Microsoft Corp., Ratings
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Citigroup to cut 52,000 more jobs
Fallout from the financial crisis is walloping the people on Wall Street who created it -- and many who didn't. Citigroup Inc. revealed plans Monday to remove more than 50,000 jobs from the financial giant's payroll in a bid to drastically reduce...Tags: Citigroup Incorporated, Financial and Business Services, Unemployment, Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., Employees
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Citigroup to ax 50,000 jobs
Special to The Morning CallFallout from the financial crisis is walloping the people on Wall Street who created it -- and many who didn't. Citigroup Inc. revealed plans Monday to remove more than 50,000 jobs from the financial giant's payroll in a bid to reduce expenses and...Tags: Citigroup Incorporated, Unemployment, The Goldman Sachs Group Incorporated, Layoffs and Downsizing, Employees
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Meltdown 101: Lower prices sound good, so why are economists worried about deflation?
AP Business WriterNEW YORK (AP) _ Deflation might sound like a good thing. Yet it can be even rougher on the economy than the more familiar phenomenon of inflation, because it's harder to get rid of. In the past year, record-breaking prices for oil, grains and metals...Tags: Inflation and Deflation, Consumer Confidence, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Central Bank, Consumers
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Federal Reserve sees recession to at least mid-2009
Los Angeles Times WritersAlthough consumers got some welcome news Wednesday about the prices they pay, the clouds over the economy loomed larger than ever. The Federal Reserve warned that a recession believed already to be underway could last until mid-2009 or later. That's...Tags: Inflation and Deflation, Public Finance, Great Depression, Energy, Stock Activities
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Falling prices offer little relief as economy tumbles
Washington BureauThe latest economic statistics sound like long-awaited good news: Prices paid by consumers dropped by a historic amount in October, as the cost of gasoline plummeted and increases in food prices slowed to give people an unfamiliar feeling of wellness in...Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Little Village, AAA, Energy, Stock Activities
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Principal Financial shares drop to record low
Shares of Principal Financial Group Inc. fell to new lows on Wednesday as stock in many life insurers tumbled over debt concerns involving commercial mortgage-backed securities. Des Moines-based Principal has life and health insurance divisions along...Tags: Retirement, Prudential Financial Incorporated, Government Health Care, Insurance, Principal Financial Group Incorporated
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