TOP NEWS By GRAHAM BOWLEY, MATTHEW SALTMARSH and BETTINA WASSENER Markets sought a direction amid mixed interpretations of the jobs report and speculation that Europe's central bank would buy Spanish and Italian bonds. By MOTOKO RICH The U.S. added 117,000 jobs last month, the strongest figure since April, but it may still not be high enough to relieve fears of a renewed recession. Your Money By RON LIEBER Scaling back on stocks in countries with economic woes might be tempting, but few knee-jerk investing strategies born in uncertain times prove wise. The Lede By CHRISTINE HAUSER Beyond jobs, investors are looking at the volatility index, the 10-year Treasury yield and a Fed meeting next week. Economix Blog By CATHERINE RAMPELL The average worker who is unemployed has been searching for a job for 40.4 weeks, or more than nine months, according to new Labor Department figures. |
Magazine What They Were Thinking "And I didn't decide myself to enter the nursing home's annual Derby Queen contest. Someone decided for me. But it was beautiful." Opinion Op-Ed Contributor It isn't enough to tinker with the defense budget. We also need to rethink how we use our military power. |
BUSINESS News Analysis By FLOYD NORRIS It has been three decades since the United States suffered a recession that followed on the heels of the previous one. But it could be happening again. By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ Acting on fears about the global economy on a day the stock markets plunged, investors roared into Treasury bonds, cash and other low-risk assets. By EDWARD WYATT The agreement signals an end to a standoff over policy issues that had left 4,000 agency employees out of work. By GRETCHEN MORGENSON Bank of New York Mellon is accused of fraud in its role overseeing loan pools at the heart of an accord with Bank of America. By SOMINI SENGUPTA A string of hackers' attacks on Internet security companies shows the extent of online vulnerabilities, but the breaches may help the firms grow their business. |
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