Kelly Evans

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Unemployment Numbers Rise as Hiring Slows

Employers added only 39,000 jobs last month ? a big decline from October’s 172,000. Private companies created the fewest number since January. The anemic month for the labor sector pushes the national unemployment rate from 9.6 to 9.8 percent. That’s 19 months of a rate over 9 percent, the longest stretch on record. What do […]

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What do big earnings numbers mean for the economy?

Why is the economy stumbling, again?

Job Numbers Show Positive Sign for Economy

Federal Reserve To Keep Interest Rates Near Zero

This Week’s Agenda: Libyan Rebels Overtake Tripoli, Obama Prepares Jobs Speech

Over the weekend, Libyan rebel forces  took key positions near the capital of Tripoli, and last night they flooded into the capital and battled with loyalists to Col. Moammar Gadhafi. Rebels captured two of Gadhafi’s sons, including Seif al-Islam, the assumed heir-apparent, while civilians celebrated in the streets over what may be the end of Gadhafi’s  42 […]

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This week’s agenda: Obama’s bus tour, super committee, Perry’s bid

President Obama is departing today for his three-day bus tour through the Midwest. As the race to for the presidency kicks up a notch, a Congressional twelve-member ‘super committee’ will begin work on a debt-reduction strategy. Kai Wright joins us.

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Markets tumble over fears of weakening economy

Kelly Evans, Ahead of the Tape columnist for The Wall Street Journal, discusses the jobs report, the overseas reaction to the sell off, and whether it’s time to panic about a “double-dip” recession.

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More worries over weak economy

Is the U.S. on the verge of a “double-dip” recession? Is the economy already in recession? Kelly Evans, Ahead of the Tape columnist for The Wall Street Journal, gives her analysis of the economic outlook.

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Weak jobs numbers may hinder recovery

Job creation came to a near standstill in the month of June.
Kelly Evans, columnist for The Wall Street Journal, explains why these jobs numbers are so different from the ones predicted, and explains what impact they’ll have on the economy.