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More than half of college graduates move back home, sociologist Katherine Newman wrote in her book, " The Accordion Family: Boomerang Kids, Anxious Parents, and the Private Toll of Global Competition ," based on surveys conducted worldwide.
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Ambrose Evans-Pritchard reports Eurozone nears Japan-style trap as money and credit contract again .
Mass Firings Soar at Fastest Pace Since 2010; What’s the Impact on Unemployment? In precisely the kind of news president Obama does not want heading into the election, Ford (F), Dow Chemical (DOW), DuPont (DD), and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) all announced mass layoffs this past week as Firings Reach Highest Since 2010 . North American companies have announced plans to eliminate 62,600 positions at home and abroad since Sept.
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For further elaboration, please see The Most Redeeming Feature of Capitalism is Failure . “OMTs will not lead to disguised financing of governments,†Draghi said
The Wall Street Journal reports Amid Falling Profit, McDonald’s to Revisit ‘Dollar Menu’ McDonald’s Corp. reported a 3.5% decline in third-quarter earnings as sales slowed more dramatically than expected because of a sluggish economy and a disappointing marketing campaign. "We face softening demand, heightened competition and rising costs in many of our markets," Chief Financial Officer Pete Bensen said.
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