Jobless Claims In Us Unexpectedly Rose Last Week

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RTE.ieJobless Claims in US Unexpectedly Rose Last WeekBusinessWeekJune 17 (Bloomberg) -- The number of Americans seeking jobless benefits last week unexpectedly rose to a one-month high, indicating firings are staying elevated even as the US economy grows. Some companies are trimming payrolls ...Jobless claims rise 12000 to 472000MarketWatchStock futures pare gains after jobless claims riseThe Associated PressInitial Claims Jump 12000 to 472000TheStreet.comABC News -AFP -Automated Traderall 190 news articles »

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