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US economy unexpectedly loses 23K jobs in July, unemployment rate hovers around 4%

By Joseph Weber

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Unemployment application, April 16, 2020, Arlington, Va.

Jobless claims increased slightly while layoffs remain historically low, Labor Department reports

Unemployment filings in the week ending August 1 increased by 1,000 applications over the previous week, for a total of 199,000, according to Labor Department data reported on Thursday.

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The U.S. flag hangs next to the north entrance of the Treasury Department's headquarters building on May 27 in Washington, D.C.

U.S. and Japan conduct coordinated yen-buying intervention to ease volatility of Japan's currency

Tokyo said that it wouldn't hesitate to conduct further interventions in the future, should they be needed.

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Grocery store closures in Chicago reignite debate over taxpayer-funded food access

The stores, operated by Yellow Banana, closed after Save A Lot ended its operating agreement with the company, citing financial challenges that included a sharp decline in SNAP purchases.

U.S. home sales fall for 10th month in a row

Food prices could indicate easing of inflation

Rep. Cory Mills: Stimulus spending is hurting American families

Inflation up 6% in February compared to last year but cooled slightly from January

Buzzfeed News to shut down as company announces mass lay-offs

Gas prices cheaper this year than Memorial Day 2022

Tyson Foods to close four chicken plants amid dwindling sales

Ford faces over $1B in damages over fatal rollover

US inflation eased in August, still high

Twitter lays off employees on short notice

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