Retirement accounts seen dipping...
Euro May Be Poised for `Explosive Breakout,' Citigroup Says: The euro may be nearing an ``explosive breakout,'' reaching record levels against the U.S. dollar, according to a Citigroup Global Markets Inc. research note.
Bush's Dollar Drop Maps Loss of U.S. Clout at Final G-8 Summit: When President George W. Bush went to his first Group of Eight summit in 2001, a dominant issue was the dollar -- the strong dollar, that is. The U.S. currency was on a record-setting streak, and the free-marketeering president wasn't going to stand in the way.
U.S. Loses 62,000 Jobs, Jobless Rate Holds at 5.5%: U.S. employers cut jobs in June for a sixth consecutive month as soaring fuel prices and a slowing economy forced companies to reduce costs.
States face dwindling unemployment insurance funds: The funds states use to pay unemployment benefits are running low, raising fears of higher taxes on businesses and less money to help out-of-work employees during tight economic times.
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