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By SHAILA DEWAN The United States added 227,000 jobs in February, the third straight month of gains over 200,000, while the unemployment rate stayed at 8.3 percent, the Labor Department reported. The Caucus By JACKIE CALMES Visiting a plant in Virginia, President Obama praised the recent report of strong job growth, saying that the nation has "come a long way." By MICHAEL POWELL One of New York City's largest non-profit job placement agencies claimed to have helped find jobs for at least 1,400 people in less than two years when in fact it had not. By LANDON THOMAS Jr. If the country confronts a new cash crunch in coming years, as many expect, it will not be able to use strong-arm tactics to force losses on its bondholders. The Long Run By MICHAEL BARBARO For Massachusetts officials used to the glad-handing of local politics, Mitt Romney was an unfamiliar breed. His approach could offer hints of how a possible President Romney might deal with Congress. |
| Multimedia Dozens of youth activists win in Russia's municipal elections | Understanding hyperpolyglots, a community of people committed to learning dozens of languages. Opinion Op-Ed Contributor By ANDREW DELBANCO Our colleges - especially the most selective and prestigious - bear some responsibility for the perception of elitism that Rick Santorum and others have expressed. |
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DealBook By PETER EAVIS The International Swaps and Derivatives Association ruled that Greece's debt restructuring would prompt payouts on credit-default swaps tied to the country's government bonds. By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD Retailers like Macy's and Nordstrom are accommodating younger consumers who prefer using technology to research products instead of asking employees. DealBook By EVELYN M. RUSLI Casting aside the controversy over the deal, investors of the natural gas pipeline operator approved Kinder Morgan's $21.1 billion bid. DealBook By STEPHEN J. LUBBEN The fraudulence conveyance finding by the court-appointed examiner means that Dynegy Holdings can sue its non-bankrupt parent company to undo the transfer. By VIKAS BAJAJ In a move meant to alleviate growing stress in its financial system, India's central bank on Friday sharply reduced the amount of money banks have to hold in reserve. |
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