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Economy, jobs top election issues among Singaporeans in China
Channel NewsAsia - May 01 8:48 PM
Many Singaporean voters in China have been following the election campaign back home on television or online. For these overseas Singaporeans, the issues they are most interested in are the plans by the different political parties to grow the economy, create jobs and develop the political landscape.Save to My Web

Ford set to axe 280 jobs at Ontario plant: report
CTV.ca - May 02 5:05 AM
Ford is set to axe 280 jobs in July as part of a major cutback at its assembly plant in St. Thomas, Ont., the Canadian Auto Workers union says.Save to My Web

Verizon cutting jobs at MCI call centers in four states
WIS-TV Columbia - May 02 9:07 AM
(Columbia-AP) April 28, 2006 - Verizon Communications plans to close MCI call centers in four states, eliminating 1,600 jobs. The company says the job cuts will come in Greenville, South Carolina, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa; Springfield, Missouri; and Austin, Texas. Verizon bought MCI in January.Save to My Web

Siemens plans to cut 1,000 jobs
America's Network - May 02 2:35 AM
German technology giant Siemens will cut 1,000 jobs at its telecom equipment unit on top of those already planned as it attempts to meet its profitability targets, an Associated Press report said.Save to My Web

LNG hub would create jobs
Bayou Business Review - May 02 1:01 PM
NEW ORLEANS -- New Orleans-based oil-and-gas drilling McMoRan Exploration Co.s planned $440 million project for liquefied natural gas would generate thousands of jobs in Louisiana if it comes to pass.Save to My Web

FINANCIAL SERVICES: New jobs at finance 'centre of excellence'
Peterborough Today - May 02 9:16 AM
UP to 1,500 new jobs could be created over the next three years at a new centre of excellence for financial services in Peterborough. (02/05/2006 17:03:19)Save to My Web

Jobs Gets Last Word On iTunes Pricing
Forbes - May 02 12:16 PM
Record labels eat humble pie: Apple wins fight to keep 99-cent songs.Save to My Web