The labor market struggled in August with the unemployment rate near a five-year high and net job losses extended for an eighth month.
Bleak jobs data fueled fears the U.S. economy is in another downturn, sending investors to the exits in the biggest Wall Street sell-off in two months [more...]
Crude oil toppled to a five-month low as initial signs suggest Gustav did not cause major damage to oil operations in the Gulf.
U.S. personal incomes were down, while consumer inflation rose to a 17-year, but consumers looked on the bright side in August.
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