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RT @WSJecon: The October jobs report, by the numbers: on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: American voters very skeptical of economy’s strength on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Parsing the Fed: How the FOMC statement changed in October from September: on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: How’s the housing market doing? The answer is that it depends on your time frame. 10 charts to answer that question: on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: The unemployment rate is below 5% in 15 states. Where does your state stand? on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: New mortgage demand last year was probably better than initial estimates showed. Here's why: on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Nobel Prize in economics Q&A: Why Jean Tirole? He looked at markets "with powerful firms." on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Which states will have the highest minimum wage in the years ahead? t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: What falling exports mean for U.S. economic growth on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Five charts: U.S. home prices are cooling off on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Surgeons in Kansas make more—when adjusting for cost of living—than anywhere else in the country: $277,820. on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @EricMorath: Is the minimum-wage Wal-Mart worker soon a thing of the past? on.wsj.com @WSJecon (Photo: AP) t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: While moms get less pay, American fathers see a distinct "daddy bonus" on.wsj.com (Photo: Getty) t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Economists believe the jobless rate will be much lower for 2016. Will voters feel better? on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Why hasn't inflation picked up in Japan? (Photo: Reuters) on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Stock ownership isn't just for the rich, though it's been trending that way on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: 5 ways falling oil prices are helping the economic numbers on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @NKingofDC: Stay calm. The odds of you getting laid off have never been lower. on.wsj.com via @WSJecon t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Economists react to Nobel Prize in economics: "We owe Jean Tirole so much." on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Odds are good that Friday's jobs report won't disappoint on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Third-quarter GDP, by the numbers: on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Want a stable job with steady pay raises? Consider working at a nonprofit. on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Americans' Social Security benefits are likely to increase 1.7% in 2015 on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Most Americans don't know it, but their odds of getting laid off have never been lower. on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @WSJecon: Who Is Jean Tirole? The Nobel laureate called for new regulatory tools. on.wsj.com (AFP/Getty Images) t.co