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Obama makes last-minute appeal to House Democrats for health care votes.
1:12PM CT
Lawyer: Fla. office shooting suspect 'very mentally ill' under stress of bankruptcy, divorce
12:51PM CT
NATO investigating whether an alliance airstrike mistakenly killed 4 Afghan soldiers, 3 police
1:27PM CT
Unemployment tops 10 percent again _ and it's tougher off the job than a generation ago
1:36PM CT
G-20 finance officials pledge to maintain emergency support until recovery is assured
10:40AM CT
Rampage at Fort Hood leaves US Muslims shocked, angry _ and fearful of backlash
11:31AM CT
Top Iranian lawmakers say shipment of uranium abroad per UN plan out of the question
5:18AM CT
Police informant says Las Vegas 19-year-old was 'driving force' behind celebrity burglary case
1:10PM CT
Amid drum beat of militant violence, Pakistan models take part in first fashion week
6:36AM CT
Hovering on extinction's edge, West Africa's last giraffes make a surprising comeback
12:31PM CT

Economic Figures

Consumer borrowing drops $14.8B in September
Nov 6 2009 6:38PM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - Consumers borrowed less for a record eighth straight month in September amid rising unemployment and tight credit conditions. Economists worry the declines in borrowing will drag on the fledgling recovery.
 
What recovery? Unemployment shoots past 10 percent
Nov 6 2009 5:39PM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - Just when it was beginning to look a little better, the economy relapsed Friday with a return to double-digit unemployment for only the second time since World War II and warnings that next year will be even worse than previously thought.
 
Wholesale inventories fall, sales grow in Sept.
Nov 6 2009 2:04PM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - Businesses cut inventories at the wholesale level for a record 13th consecutive month in September, but sales rose for a sixth straight time.
 
October sales offer relief to merchants
Nov 5 2009 4:27PM CT
NEW YORK (AP) - October's retail sales results, the best performance since April 2008, show that Americans are spending a little more. But will they be willing to pay full price this holiday season?
 
Jump in productivity puts job creation in doubt
Nov 5 2009 9:26AM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - Companies across the economy are finding ways to do more with fewer workers, dimming hopes that hiring will take off anytime soon.
 
Treasury expects debt limit will be hit in Dec.
Nov 4 2009 8:27AM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Treasury Department now expects to hit the government's debt limit in December, two months later than its initial estimate, after scaling back an emergency loan program as the financial crisis abated.
 
September construction spending rises 0.8 percent
Nov 2 2009 10:16AM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - Construction spending in September posted a better-than-expected performance, powered by the largest jump in housing construction in more than six years.
 
First-time jobless claims drop less than expected
Oct 29 2009 9:51AM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of people claiming jobless benefits for the first time dropped less than expected last week, evidence that the labor market remains weak even as the economy is recovering.
 
Metro jobless rates fall as more workers drop out
Oct 28 2009 6:03PM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - The unemployment rate fell in September in most metro areas for the second straight month, although that's largely because more people gave up on job searches than found new work.
 
New home sales fall a surprising 3.6 percent
Oct 28 2009 10:13AM CT
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales of new homes dropped unexpectedly last month as the effects of a temporary tax credit for first-time owners started to wane.
 
   

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