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12 Sep 2014:
As the city considers what it would mean to disincorporate, its people struggle in the poverty-ridden ‘armpit of the desert’
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8 Sep 2014: Harvard study says income gap situation unlikely to improve soon but results mark improvement from 2012
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5 Sep 2014:
US unemployment rate drops to 6.1% but analysts had expected a monthly tally of more than 200,000 jobs
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4 Sep 2014: Evidence shows that the fast-food strikes are working not just to increase wages, but to reinvent unions and bolster long-dwindling membership
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2 Sep 2014: Joseph E Stiglitz: Simple political changes can reverse the decades of growing inequality wrought by Reaganism and Thatcherism
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28 Aug 2014:
GDP grew at 4.2% for the second quarter, topping initial estimate and beating forecasts, Commerce Department announces
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24 Aug 2014: The Jackson Hole Symposium gathers economists far away from civilisation while others write satires about recession and sex
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23 Aug 2014: Regulator Federal Housing Finance Agency finds bank sold faulty bonds to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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22 Aug 2014:
Yellen says at Jackson Hole meeting that despite encouraging signs the bank will wait to decide on raising interest rates
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21 Aug 2014: In a deal with the Justice Department, the bank agreed about $7bn should go to homeowners. History reminds us not to hold our breath
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21 Aug 2014: Justice Department deal with US bank is the largest fine ever levied by US authorities against a single company
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20 Aug 2014:
African Americans, in Ferguson and across the country, face pervasive inequality and its consequences in a country that would prefer to think itself past its sins
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18 Aug 2014: Improving economy encourages more Americans to seek work but not all job-seekers have been able to find employment
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14 Aug 2014: Weekly applications for unemployment aid climb by 21,000 to a seasonally adjusted 311,000
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14 Aug 2014:
A California con sold millions of dollars in wine to unsuspecting billionaires in a case that should be a lesson to everyone
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