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Job Growth Trend Actually Getting Worse?

Economic Cycle Research Institute CEO Lakshman Achuthan on the outlook for the job market and economy.

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  1. Teaching Kids About Cash: Whose Job Is It?

    Annamaria Lusardi, Ph.D., says children in school should be studying dollar signs along with their ABCs.The Denit Trust distinguished scholar in economics and accoun...

  2. Are We in A Double-Dip Recession?

    FBN's Liz MacDonald weighs in on the state of the economy.

  3. In Business, There's No Such Thing as an Accident

    Behavioral economists are finding that businesspeople often fail to account for low-likelihood, high-impact events when planning for disaster."There's no such thing ...

  4. Who Would Romney Hire to Replace Bernanke?

    If Mitt Romney knocks off President Obama in the fall by winning the White House, Ben Bernanke's tumultuous and historic tenure as Fed chief will likely be nearing a...

  5. Almost half of Americans die with virtually no savings

    If a newly release report is any indication, most children shouldn't expect a big inheritance from their parents. A new working paper from the National Bureau of Eco...

  6. Student Loan Debt Continues to Grow

    Smartmoney.com senior writer AnnaMaria Andriotis on student loan debt and the cost to attend college.

  7. Will London Businesses Win Big in Profits Post-Olympics?

    The 2012 Olympics are still in full swing, and small businesses scored many of the public contracts awarded ahead of the opening ceremony.According to Dun & Bradstre...

  8. Grim Outlook for U.S. Economy?

    Former White House Council of Economic Advisors Chairman Ed Lazear on the outlook for the U.S. economy.

  9. Eight Industries the U.S. Has Lost to China

    Americans are used to the U.S. being the leader, or a top-ranked nation, in many areas. But in a number of industries and businesses, the U.S. has lost that first pl...

  10. Scrooge Economist Says Gift-Giving Is Stupid

    Buying a gift may spread holiday cheer, but it also spreads something else: Global wealth destruction.Joel Waldfogel calls holiday gift-giving "the subversion of the...

  11. What a Double-Dip Recession Looks Like

    FBN's Liz MacDonald breaks down how we know if we are in a recession.

  12. Longevity Insurance Could be a Good Bet -- if You Have Good Genes

    Thanks to advances in medicine, Americans are living longer -- but finding a way to pay the bills when your working years are in the rearview mirror can be a challen...

  1. Fed mulls putting a "not for sale" sign on its assets

    The U.S. Federal Reserve is considering jettisoning a plan to eventually sell off the massive haul of bonds it is now buying, a politically defensive strategy that w...

  2. Federal Reserve May Do U-Turn on Asset Sale

    The Federal Reserve is considering jettisoning a plan to eventually sell off the massive haul of bonds it is now buying, a politically defensive strategy that would ...

  3. Check Out the Latest Real Estate Buzzwords

    Winter is considered "off season" in the real estate world, but that doesn't mean that buyers aren't still out there. Even in December, when everybody was busy racin...

  4. Last Two Presidential Terms Worst Since WWII

    CNSNews.com Editor-In-Chief Terry Jeffrey discusses whether the president can change the current economic course of the country.

  5. Is the Economy Slipping Into a Recession?

    Harvard University Professor of Economics Martin Feldstein on the outlook for the economy.

  6. Investor finds fertile territory in over-35 entrepreneurs

    When he started looking around for start-ups in which to invest, Dan Scheinman noticed something: twenty-something entrepreneurs building Internet companies usually ...

  7. Women Beat Men in Negotiations When Salary Is Flexible

    Women are more likely than their male counterparts to negotiate for higher pay if a job has a flexible salary offer.

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