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Private Sector Sheds 169,000 Jobs
The pace of layoffs eased further in November, as private-sector jobs in the U.S. fell 169,000 last month, according to payroll company ADP.
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F.T.C. Says Intel Stifles Competition
The agency asserted the chip maker systematically prevented rivals from selling their products by blocking access to the market.
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Legislators Work to Improve Laws on Runaways
New laws would make sweeping changes in the way runaways are handled by the police and social workers.
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U.K. Jobless Claims Drop
The number of people claiming jobless benefit fell at its fastest pace for two and a half years in December, marking further evidence that the U.K. labor market is stabilizing.
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South Korea Expansion Slows
South Korea's economy grew at a slower pace than initially estimated in the final quarter of last year as government fiscal spending waned and private consumption dipped, lending more weight to the possibility that the central bank will maintain its accommodative monetary policy.
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