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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange moments after the opening bell in New York City.

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Money and your mental health

SALT LAKE CITY — In Utah’s recession-choked job market, Julio Martinez sought work for four months, searching want ads daily and filing piles of applications. Finally, Salt Lake Valley Protective Agency hired him in February as a $10.50-an-hour security guard.

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Some use recession worries to mistreat workers

Is the flight to government bonds about to take a U-turn?

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Bracing for Treasury turbulence

US military commanders have proposed spending up to 1.2 billion dollars over five years on Yemen’s security forces, reflecting US worries about Al-Qaeda’s presence in the region, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

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US looks at bolstering funding for Yemeni military: report

The European Central Bank held interest rates at a record low on Thursday and extended its liquidity safety-net in response to a lopsided recovery and worries about vulnerable banks.

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ECB holds rates, extends liquidity lifeline

A MAN found floating in the sea underneath Eastbourne Pier may have killed himself because of money worries, an inquest has heard.

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Suicide victim may have had money worries

Stocks fell in thin trading Monday after more signs of slowing economic growth got investors worried ahead of a key report on jobs later this week.

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Stocks drop on investor worries

NEW YORK – Prices for Treasurys rose Tuesday, sending their yields lower, on more worries about the U.S. economy, troubles in Japan and technical moves by money managers to straighten out their books before the end of the month.

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Treasury prices extend their gains as worries about the economy persist

ROGERSVILLE — The year 2014 is a bull’s-eye school systems aren’t sure they can hit. That’s when school systems must show every student is scoring at grade level, according to the federal No Child Left Behind law.

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Limestone worries about No Child goals

New York cab driver Ahmed Sharif cannot bring himself to talk about the young man who allegedly cut his throat and nearly killed him last week, a taxi union representative said Sunday.

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Stabbed cabbie out of work, worries about feeding family