Job alert - - European govt bonds slump as survey points to strong US jobs report

European govt bonds slump as survey points to strong US jobs report
Forbes - LONDON (AFX) - European government bonds slumped deeper into the red during the afternoon as the market revised up its expectations for the number of jobs created in the US during June following a very strong private report. The forecast from ADP

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Aurora Sentinel - Positions by Holtzman, Ritter on creating jobs in Colorado CREATING JOBS: GOP gubernatorial candidate Marc Holtzman said the state can create 125,000 new jobs by evicting illegal immigrants, keeping taxes low and reducing business personal

Unicredit plans to axe 5% of jobs
MSN MoneyCentral - Unicredit said on Wednesday it would cut its workforce by 5 per cent by the end of 2008 as part of the cost-control intended to help it towards planned annual growth of earnings per share of 27 per cent. The Italy-based bank confirmed an EPS target

Stocks fall on N. Korea, jobs data
WAFF - NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks dropped on Wednesday as North Korea's test-firing of a barrage of missiles put investors on edge and strong payroll data reignited concerns about interest rates. The Nasdaq was down almost 2 percent. Investors dumped

Auto dealers have 100,000 jobs to fill
Star-Banner - PARMA, Ohio - Sitting front and center in her college marketing class, Kim Smith took copious notes as a woman lectured about the importance of customer satisfaction and the lure of lucrative sales. The guest at Cuyahoga Community College's western

Deutsche Boerse Warns Jobs Could Be Cut
MSN MoneyCentral - FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) - Deutsche Boerse's chief executive warned the German stock-market operator's workers that if a merger with Euronext NV were to take place, jobs likely would be cut. CEO Reto Francioni wrote in a letter to staff, a copy of

Jobs passes on pay, again
San Francisco Business Journal - The Walt Disney Co. has amended its compensation policy for non-employee directors after Apple Computer Inc. CEO Steve Jobs requested not to be paid for serving on Disney's board, according to Securities & Exchange documents filed last week. Jobs