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The president's big night
Our congratulations, our good wishes, to President Barack Obama. Watching his momentum wash west Tuesday night, we were struck by how many Americans, despite the nation's economic turmoil, were willing to reinvest in him. To Obama now falls the task of...
Tags: Parties and Movements, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Democratic Party, Elections, Bill Clinton
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CDW exec integrates successful team practices from the ground up
Special to the TribuneIt was the latter half of the 1990s, more than a generation after the women's movement had begun and long after business casual dress was common in many workplaces. But some taboos die hard. "We all still wore suits, with pantyhose and skirts that hit...Tags: Chicago Marathon, Crime, Law and Justice, Cher, Wintrust Financial Corporation, Injuries and Wounds
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Moody's cuts one L.A. bond rating but weighs raising another
L.A. NOWAfter high-profile bankruptcies occurred in Stockton and San Bernardino, the financial rating agency Moody’s Corp. has been reviewing the stability of dozens of California cities in recent months.... -
ANALYSIS: Romney, Ryan factcheck
WASHINGTON (AP) — In his debut as Mitt Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan promised "America's comeback team" won't duck tough budget issues, although the man standing next to him has kept his head low so far. Romney vowed the duo would "preserve"...
Tags: Washington, DC, George W. Bush, Crime, Law and Justice, Republican Party, Budgets and Budgeting
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Pa. Lawmakers Debate Further Pension Reform
Multi-Media JournalistState lawmakers debated further pension reforms Tuesday, focusing more so on bringing down long-term costs for future employees as opposed to handling the looming multibillion-dollar increases in costs the state will incur to pay down its debt. Some of...Tags: Schools, Credit and Debt, Glen R. Grell, Politics, Public Schools
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Actions by financially troubled cities raises alarm from Moody's
L.A. NOWCredit rating agency Moody's said in a report released Friday that San Bernardino's and Compton's disputes with CalPERS, the state's public employee pension fund, could have ramifications for other cities and their creditors. "These situations could... -
Gail MarksJarvis: Europe delays decisions on aid to Greece until next week
The U.S. isn't the only country hanging from a fiscal cliff. While investors grew increasingly optimistic this week that Democrats and Republicans will agree on a compromise on tax increases and spending cuts that will help the U.S. avert a recession,...Tags: Gail MarksJarvis, Career and Workplace, Democratic Party, France, Labor Legislation
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MarksJarvis: Cliffhanger has stocks on edge
It's a cliffhanger — one that no one will find entertaining if the final episode leads to the economy plunging into a recession next year. Investors can't decide if they should use the threat of the potential tax shock of the "fiscal cliff" as...
Tags: Fiscal Cliff, Democratic Party, Earnings, Dow Chemical Co., Unemployment
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Maryland gained 14,000 jobs in Oct.; unemployment fell
Maryland employers turned in a third consecutive month of job growth with a large gain of 14,000 positions in October, the federal government said Tuesday — a much better trend after five months of losses. The state's unemployment rate improved...
Tags: Fiscal Cliff, Marketing, Career and Workplace, Employment Opportunities, Employment
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Stores entice Black Friday shoppers with earlier openings, more sales
Consumers have come to expect the deep discounts that define Black Friday, but retailers hope to entice shoppers this year with more choices in how and when they buy. Responding to what they say is consumer demand, retailers have pushed store openings...
Tags: Fiscal Cliff, Target, LEGO Group, Washington, DC, Petroleum Industry
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Credit rating houses give Carroll high marks for fiscal stability
Carroll County this week received high ratings from national credit rating agencies in their annual review of jurisdictions' financial stability. Credit rating companies Fitch, Standard & Poor and Moody's gave the county marks related to credit...Tags: Credit and Debt, Finance, Ratings, Economy, Business and Finance, Credit Ratings
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Sandy's Punch: Much Destruction, Not Much Economic Harm
The Hartford CourantBy any measure, hurricane or not, Sandy packed a costly punch. Conservative estimates place the damage at $50 billion from property destruction and lost business — and only about $20 billion of that is covered by insurance. The storm left deep...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Washington, DC, Fairfield County, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Vehicles
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