Alia Wilson While last year’s town halls centered on health care reform, the final meeting this summer for Rep. Sam Farr, D-Carmel, focused on economic concerns
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Crowd stresses economic worries at Farr’s last town hall
Coping with cancer is difficult enough, but money worries can add to the burden even more.
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Service easing load for Leeds cancer sufferers
- Chris Jericho spoke to the UK’s Daily Star about his band Fozzy’s upcoming UK tour.
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Ugly Buyrate For Money In The Bank, Jericho Talks Young Talent
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.
Is the flight to government bonds about to take a U-turn?
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Bracing for Treasury turbulence
The biggest cause for concern is that this month could show the weakest business hiring in months. Although the economy is technically a year into a recovery, that is not yet showing up in the jobs numbers. read more
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Worries Over Jobs Numbers Ahead Of New Data
US 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, officials said Thursday.
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US looks at bolstering funding for Yemeni military
Question: I’ve been hearing a lot of talk of late about the safety of money market accounts, so I’m wondering if the money I have in a money market account with my bank is secure. Is it?
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Sizing up ’safe harbor’ money markets
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
Since Mr Ngiam Tong Dow retired from the civil service in 1999, affairs of state have weighed heavily on his mind. The highly respected former Permanent Secretary worries about Singapore’s long-term survival and the kind of society the next generation will inherit. At 66, the HDB Corp chairman insists he is ‘no radical’, just a
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Former Permanent Secretary: I think our leaders have to accept that Singapore is larger than the PAP
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