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    Christian Science Monitor

    Let's fix jobs before we fix the deficit
    Christian Science Monitor
    By Robert Reich, Guest blogger / February 4, 2012 US President Barack Obama talks about the economy at Fire Station Number Five in Arlington, Virginia February 3, 2012. Reich argues that the positive jobs report is a political opportunity for Obama, ...
    Job Gains Reflect Hope a Recovery Is BloomingNew York Times
    Payrolls Jump Casts Doubt on Fed's Rate Pledge: EconomyBusinessWeek
    Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.3%; Payrolls JumpBloomberg
    Reuters -Washington Post -Fox News
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    Sat Feb 04 10:01:29 UTC 2012

    Wall Street Journal

    Dow at Highest Since May 2008
    Wall Street Journal
    By ES BROWNING The Dow Jones Industrial Average broke through to its highest close since May 2008, back before the Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. collapse, as investors increasingly put aside fears of economic calamity and focused again on fundamentals.
    Dow Logs Highest Close Since May 2008CNBC.com
    Stocks jump on reports of strong January job growth; oil rises for first time ...Washington Post
    Dow finishes at highest since 2008, Nasdaq at highest since 2000Los Angeles Times

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    Sat Feb 04 05:04:51 UTC 2012

    Los Angeles Times

    US unemployment rate drops to 8.3 percent, lowest in almost 3 years
    Channel 6 News Online
    WASHINGTON, DC (BNO NEWS) -- The United States unemployment rate for the month of January dropped to 8.3 percent, the lowest number in nearly three years, the US Labor Department (DoL) announced. In its January 2012 Employment Situation report, ...
    Jobs Report A Pleasant Surprise As US Payrolls Add 243K WorkersForbes
    U.S. Employment Situation Report for January (Text)Bloomberg
    Burst of jobs helps lower unemployment rateLos Angeles Times
    Wall Street Journal -TheStreet.com
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    Sat Feb 04 11:16:09 UTC 2012

    BBC News

    AMR wants to cut 13000 jobs, pensions
    Reuters
    By Kyle Peterson (Reuters) - AMR Corp, the parent of bankrupt American Airlines, wants to slash 13000 jobs and terminate employee pension plans as part of a cost-cutting strategy the carrier says is necessary to compete with rivals.
    AMR's Horton Expects American to Leave Bankruptcy Without MergerBusinessWeek
    American Airlines' plan for pension bailout draws criticismWashington Post
    AMR's Horton Expects American to Exit Bankruptcy Without MergerBloomberg
    TheStreet.com -Forbes -Detroit Free Press
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    Wed Feb 01 17:30:26 UTC 2012

    CTV.ca

    Greece Weighs Spending Cuts as Bailout Talks Edge Toward Deal
    Wall Street Journal
    By STELIOS BOURAS And ALKMAN GRANITSAS ATHENS—Greece is moving closer toward a deal with international creditors on a second €130 billion bailout package, the country's finance minister said Saturday, but added that key differences holding up ...
    Greek finance minister: Debt negotiations must be completed by late SundayWashington Post
    Venizelos Says Greece on Razor's Edge as Second Bailout at StakeBusinessWeek
    Greece edges closer to deal, political hurdles remainReuters
    Bloomberg -Boston.com -New York Times
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    Sat Feb 04 11:52:58 UTC 2012

    Bloomberg

    ECB Plan for Loans as Collateral Said to Be Avoided by Some Euro Members
    Bloomberg
    Enlarge image ECB Loan Collateral Plan Said to Be Avoided by Some ECB Loan Collateral Plan Said to Be Avoided by Some Simon Dawson/Bloomberg The ECB is trying to improve funding access for banks in debt-strapped nations by widening the pool of eligible ...
    The ECB Has A Comprehensive Plan - It Is Not Merely Kicking The Can Down The RoadSeeking Alpha
    GLOBAL MARKETS WEEKAHEAD - Central bank liquidity tap to stay openReuters India
    Will the great interest rate gamble pay off?Telegraph.co.uk
    San Francisco Chronicle
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    Wed Feb 01 08:12:06 UTC 2012

    The Atlantic

    Oil risks fuelling flames of Sudan conflict
    Reuters
    By Hereward Holland and Ulf Laessing PALOUGE OIL FIELD, South Sudan/KHARTOUM, Feb 2 - South Sudan's oil minister was riled when he discovered production from one of his remote oil fields was out by 40000 barrels per day, and immediately knew who to ...
    Total of France Says It Plans to Resume Exploration in South Sudan Block BBloomberg
    Sudan bombs US-funded Bible school, forcing students, teachers to flee; US ...Washington Post
    UN official Valerie Amos warns of looming crisis in South SudanLos Angeles Times

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    Fri Feb 03 15:03:23 UTC 2012

    Fox News

    Gazprom says unable to meet greater Europe gas demand
    Reuters
    * Exports flows back to normal after reduction * Plans to increase overall shipments to Europe * Putin asks Gazprom for "maximum efforts" * Norway flows to UK healthy By Vladimir Soldatkin and Henning Gloystein MOSCOW/LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Russian ...
    Russia admits brief cut of gas supplies to EuropeThe Associated Press
    Gazprom 'Doing Its Best' to Meet EU Demand as Cold Snap BitesBusinessWeek
    Moscow Curbs Supplies of Gas Across EuropeWall Street Journal
    New York Times
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    Sat Feb 04 07:47:50 UTC 2012
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