Report: Tech Employment Dips, But Rate Slowing (Reuters)
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Report: Tech Employment Dips, But Rate
Slowing
Report: Tech Employment Dips, But Rate
Slowing
11/19/2003 02:06 PMBoston Globe Nov 19 2003 1:05PM ET
Tech Employment Dips, But Rate Slowing
Tech Employment Dips, But Rate Slowing
11/19/2003 02:06 PMBoston Globe Nov 19 2003 1:05PM ET
Payroll Growth Sluggish; Jobless Rate
Dips (AP)
Payroll Growth Sluggish; Jobless Rate
Dips (AP)
04/01/2005 09:20 AMAP - Payroll growth across the country was sluggish in March as
employers added just 110,000 jobs, the fewest since July.
Nevertheless, the labor market accommodated enough people to drop the
unemployment rate to 5.2 percent.
Slowing H2 chip sales to hit 2005's
growth - report
Slowing H2 chip sales to hit 2005's
growth - report
09/10/2004 05:29 AMCause: softening in notebook PC and mobile phone demand
Tech employment slips in January
Tech employment slips in January
02/05/2005 09:11 PMZDNet Feb 4 2005 9:32PM GMT
High-tech employment stable
High-tech employment stable
11/17/2003 07:51 PMglobetechnology.com Nov 17 2003 5:20PM ET
Tech Employment Drops Sharply In 2004
Tech Employment Drops Sharply In 2004
08/08/2004 07:24 AMHigh-tech employment now stable:
StatsCan
High-tech employment now stable:
StatsCan
11/17/2003 01:55 PMCTV.ca Nov 17 2003 12:21PM ET
New report identifies employment and
benefits websites among worst in UK
e-Government
New report identifies employment and
benefits websites among worst in UK
e-Government
05/25/2004 05:31 AMOnline Recruitment May 25 2004 10:15AM GMT
High-tech employment numbers drop in
second quarter
High-tech employment numbers drop in
second quarter
07/26/2004 04:23 PMThe number of U.S. workers employed in four IT-related occupations has
dropped between the first and second quarters of 2004, according to
numbers culled from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Slowing job losses suggest 'lean and
mean' tech firms
Slowing job losses suggest 'lean and
mean' tech firms
11/19/2003 01:33 AMUSA Today Nov 19 2003 0:34AM ET
High-tech employment stable after job
meltdown in 2001: StatsCan
High-tech employment stable after job
meltdown in 2001: StatsCan
11/17/2003 01:55 PMCanadian Press via Canada.com Nov 17 2003 12:17PM ET
Arts Employment Resource Goes High Tech
to Safeguard Privacy
Arts Employment Resource Goes High Tech
to Safeguard Privacy
06/20/2004 03:39 AMThe 4 year old, San Francisco based, Gigslist.org has now changed to a
new site Gigdirectory.net Arts and Media Classifieds, and goes high
tech with advanced php programming to protect members' and posters'
privacy, plus a high volume job referral service and classifieds.
[PRWEB Jun 20, 2004]
Stock markets drift on mixed U.S.
employment data for August, Intel report
Stock markets drift on mixed U.S.
employment data for August, Intel report
09/03/2004 10:02 AMNational Post Sep 3 2004 2:28PM GMT
A gratifying May employment report and
Intel Corp.s strong mid-quarter update
gave Wall Street a moderate adv
A gratifying May employment report and
Intel Corp.s strong mid-quarter update
gave Wall Street a moderate adv
06/04/2004 07:11 PMMSNBC Jun 4 2004 11:36PM GMT
Microsoft Net Dips on Legal Woes
(Reuters)
Microsoft Net Dips on Legal Woes
(Reuters)
04/22/2004 09:23 PMReuters - Microsoft Corp., the world's largest
software maker, on Thursday posted a lower quarterly profit
after charges to settle legal disputes, but revenue rose a
better-than-expected 17 percent on stronger personal computer
sales.
Poll: Bush Job Rating Dips, Support for
War Down (Reuters)
Poll: Bush Job Rating Dips, Support for
War Down (Reuters)
05/10/2004 09:49 PMReuters - President Bush's job approval rating
has slipped to a new low and public support for the war in Iraq
has declined, according to a poll released on Monday.
Employment Growth Surprisingly Weak
(Reuters)
Employment Growth Surprisingly Weak
(Reuters)
08/06/2004 07:39 AMReuters - U.S. employers added a paltry 32,000
workers to payrolls last month, the government said on Friday
in a report far weaker than expected that will come as
unwelcome news for President Bush ahead of the presidential
election.
DISASTROUS
US EMPLOYMENT REPORT FOR FEBRUARY
DISASTROUS
US EMPLOYMENT REPORT FOR FEBRUARY
03/06/2004 02:08 AM
Even the pessimists didn't
expect the horrendous February employment report
issued by the labour department today. Employment grew by an
insignificant 21,000 people, compared to the increase in the labour
force of 150,000, and the forecast just last month from Bush's office
that between 2.6 million and 5.0 million net new jobs would be created
this year. As I
promised, I'll be tracking this each month.
But it's even
worse if you read the whole report. The entire increase in February was a result of hiring by
federal and state governments.
Private sector employment actually declined.
And the labour department also admitted they had overstated January's
and December's employment growth numbers by 15,000 and 8,000
respectively. So total US employment
at the end of February was
actually 2,000 people less than
last month's reported number.
In light of record profits
by many large corporations in recent months,
no one should have any illusions that Bush's tax cuts for the rich
will
ever somehow 'trickle down' to the rest of the people. This data shows
that profit growth is now occurring entirely on the backs of American
workers, and from 'productivity' improvements due to downsizing,
outsourcing and offshoring. Big corporations are already gouging as
much revenue from struggling American consumers for their overpriced,
increasingly imported products as they can, so future 'growth' must
come by cutting and exporting jobs.
Not surprisingly, the
stock market shrugged off this horrible news,
since although it doesn't bode well for consumer buying power, it
allows the Fed the excuse to keep interest rates low for another
month,
keeping the cost of massive corporate borrowing (and the interest cost
on the astronomical and still-soaring Bush debt) manageably low. But
like everything else in our economy, these stock market levels and
interest rate levels are unsustainable. Big bubble ahead.
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Web Worm Spreads, Slowing Online Search
Sites (Reuters)
Web Worm Spreads, Slowing Online Search
Sites (Reuters)
07/26/2004 04:18 PMReuters - A fast-spreading computer worm
that uses Web search sites to find victims made a broad assault
on computers worldwide on Monday, causing problems for Google
Inc. on the day it offered new details about its initial public
offering, security experts said.
Economy Good Despite Slowing Growth,
Deficit -- Bush (Reuters)
Economy Good Despite Slowing Growth,
Deficit -- Bush (Reuters)
07/31/2004 10:33 AMReuters - Despite a record budget deficit and
slower-than-expected economic growth, President Bush on
Saturday insisted that the nation's economic prospects were
improving as he campaigned in battleground states hit hard by
job losses.
Family Plans Reflect Slowing Cell Growth
(Reuters)
Family Plans Reflect Slowing Cell Growth
(Reuters)
03/27/2005 01:12 PMReuters - As discount "family plans" become the
top growth area for U.S. cell phone service providers,
investors should keep a sharp eye on customer cancellation
rates in coming years, according to industry watchers.
Tech Turnover Rate Lowest Since The 80's
Tech Turnover Rate Lowest Since The 80's
08/31/2004 01:44 PMTech companies charged with E-rate fraud
Tech companies charged with E-rate fraud
04/08/2005 03:24 PMZDNet Apr 8 2005 7:42PM GMT
Phone tech emerges despite rate fears
Phone tech emerges despite rate fears
06/21/2004 07:27 AMZDNet Jun 21 2004 11:48AM GMT
Focus returns to Fed as jobs weakness
raises rate doubts; Dell, Wal-Mart
report
Focus returns to Fed as jobs weakness
raises rate doubts; Dell, Wal-Mart
report
08/09/2004 12:58 PMSympatico Aug 9 2004 5:21PM GMT
Blue Chips Climb as Rate Fears Ease, but
Tech Shares Fall
Blue Chips Climb as Rate Fears Ease, but
Tech Shares Fall
04/16/2004 11:36 PMBy Reuters.
Fed: Future Rate Hikes to Be 'Measured'
(Reuters)
Fed: Future Rate Hikes to Be 'Measured'
(Reuters)
05/04/2004 03:29 PMReuters - The Federal Reserve signaled on
Tuesday it was preparing to raise interest rates for the first
time in four years, though it left borrowing costs at 1958 lows
and said it would move at a "measured" pace.
Greenspan: Rate Hikes May Be Warranted
(Reuters)
Greenspan: Rate Hikes May Be Warranted
(Reuters)
04/21/2004 10:06 AMReuters - The U.S. economy has entered a
period of more vigorous expansion that may require higher
interest rates to keep inflation from rearing its head, Federal
Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said on Wednesday.
Sprint to Spend Over $100 Mln on
Rate Plan Ads (Reuters)
Sprint to Spend Over $100 Mln on
Rate Plan Ads (Reuters)
05/10/2004 01:21 PMReuters - Sprint Corp. said on Monday it would
spend more than $100 million on its costliest wireless
advertising campaign to date, in an effort to explain a new
rate plan aimed at keeping customers from leaving.
Rate Rise Seen on Tap to Soothe Market
(Reuters)
Rate Rise Seen on Tap to Soothe Market
(Reuters)
08/09/2004 11:57 PMReuters - U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers
are widely expected to raise interest rates on Tuesday despite
last week's dismal employment news, if only to avoid fanning
financial market jitters about stumbling growth.
Fed Raises Interest Rate to 2.75 Percent
(Reuters)
Fed Raises Interest Rate to 2.75 Percent
(Reuters)
03/22/2005 03:46 PMReuters - The Federal Reserve raised U.S.
interest rates a quarter percentage point on Tuesday for a
seventh straight time and nodded to growing inflation concerns,
while saying it should still be able to lift rates gradually.
US Death Rate Down in Iraq Since January
Elections (Reuters)
US Death Rate Down in Iraq Since January
Elections (Reuters)
03/24/2005 04:14 PMReuters - The rate of U.S. deaths in the Iraq
war has fallen sharply since the historic January elections as
American military leaders tout progress against the insurgency
but warn of a long road ahead.
IBM CEO Sees Growth Topping Industry
Rate (Reuters)
IBM CEO Sees Growth Topping Industry
Rate (Reuters)
05/19/2004 04:15 PMReuters - IBM expects to grow more quickly than
the overall technology market as it taps into new markets, its
top executive said on Wednesday, countering concerns about
slowing growth.
Interest Rate Fear Fells Stocks
(Reuters)
Interest Rate Fear Fells Stocks
(Reuters)
04/13/2004 11:23 AMReuters - U.S. stocks declined on Tuesday, after
a strikingly strong retail sales report raised worries that the
Federal Reserve may raise interest rates sooner than expected
to cool a rapidly resurgent economy.
Blue Chips End Up as Rate-Hike Fears Ebb
(Reuters)
Blue Chips End Up as Rate-Hike Fears Ebb
(Reuters)
04/16/2004 03:57 PMReuters - U.S. blue chips ended higher on Friday
after comments from a top Federal Reserve official eased fears
of an early interest-rate hike, but technology stocks sagged
after disappointing news from bellwethers International
Business Machines Corp. and Nokia Corp.
Software Piracy Rate Climbs, Hits
$29 Bln Globally (Reuters)
Software Piracy Rate Climbs, Hits
$29 Bln Globally (Reuters)
07/07/2004 01:32 AMReuters - The global trade in pirated software,
from knock-off versions of Microsoft Windows XP to Adobe
Acrobat, hit nearly $29 billion in 2003, an industry trade body
said in its annual survey on Wednesday.
Chip Plant Utilization Rate Hits 3-Year
High (Reuters)
Chip Plant Utilization Rate Hits 3-Year
High (Reuters)
05/24/2004 11:19 PMReuters - The utilization rate of the world's chip
factories hit a three-year high in the first quarter due to
robust demand for digital electronics and personal computers, a
global semiconductor industry association said on Tuesday.
Fixed-Rate vs. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages
Fixed-Rate vs. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages
06/09/2004 08:46 AMHave you chosen the most sensible mortgage type for your needs?
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