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• Kathryn Kross has a new job, as mentioned in ABC's The Note: "In yet another scary-smart move, Bloomberg News has hired Kathryn Kross to run its Washington broadcast operations.".(1995)(Brief Article)

  - 2005-12-22

  Kathryn Kross has a new job, as mentioned in ABC's The Note: "In yet another scary-smart move, Bloomberg News has hired Kathryn Kross to run its Washington broadcast operations." It's part of "Bloomberg's significant expansion of its Kathryn Kross has a new job, as...

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• Democratic National Committee: Treasury Secretary's Latest Snow Job

  - 2005-12-21

  WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Despite the fact that President Clinton left office in 2001 with record budget surpluses, Bloomberg News reported today that Treasury Secretary John Snow called Clinton's budget surplus a "mirage" and claimWASHINGTON, Dec. 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Despite the fact that President Clinton left office...

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• On the job.(Fairway Wealth Management LLC. ranked as a top wealth manager)

  - 2005-09-19

  Byline: KIMBERLY BONVISSUTO Dan Gaugler Managing director Fairway Wealth Management LLC Fairway Wealth Management LLC in Westlake set itself apart from other Ohio independent financial advisory firms by earning a spot in the top 100 of...

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• Employers Add 274,000 Workers to Payrolls in April

  - 2005-05-16

  Bloomberg NewsU.S. employers added 274,000 workers in April - 100,000 more than economists expected - as companies shrugged off higher oil costs and bet the economy would bounce back from a firstquarter slowdown.The Department of Labor on May 6 also boosted its initial estimate for job growth in March and...

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• Payback looms on mayor's IOUs for stadium aid; Mike juggles claims of varied backers.

  - 2005-04-04

  Byline: Anne Michaud A tenet of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's political life is independence. A self-made billionaire, he takes no campaign contributions and thus, the theory goes, owes no debts. But as the mayor charges his way through obstacles to Byline: Anne...

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• Services sector unexpectedly hot

  - 2004-05-06

  An index of U.S. service industries unexpectedly rose to a record in April and more companies were hiring than at any time since November 2000, a private survey showed. The Institute for Supply Management's index of financial services, construction, retail and other non-manufacturing enterprises that make up...

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• Unemployment claims decline

  - 2004-04-30

  The number of Americans filing initial claims for jobless benefits fell last week to 338,000 as more companies held on to workers to meet demand in a growing U.S. economy, a government report showed. Initial claims fell by 18,000 from a revised 356,000 the week before, the...

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• First-time jobless claims go up

  - 2003-12-05

  The number of Americans filing first-time applications for state unemployment benefits rose to 365,000 last week, holding close to an almost three-year low. Applications for jobless insurance benefits were up from 354,000 in the prior week in part because of adjustments for the Thanksgiving holiday, the Labor...

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• Jobless claims on the decline

  - 2003-11-07

  The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to the lowest since January 2001, as faster economic growth encouraged more companies to hold on to workers after shedding more than a million jobs in two years. First-time jobless claims fell by 43,000 to 348,000 in the...

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• Unemployment filings head down

  - 2003-10-30

  The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week may have dropped to the lowest since February, suggesting companies are keeping more workers as demand strengthens, economists said in advance of a government report today. The Labor Department may say that initial jobless claims for the...

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