WASHINGTON (AP) -- US weekly unemployment aid applications fall to 324K, lowest in 5 years; sign of fewer layoffs.
An unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs report pushed stock markets higher on Friday as investors welcomed signs that …
US weekly unemployment aid applications fall to 324K, lowest in 5 years; sign of fewer layoffs
US weekly unemployment aid applications fall to 324K, lowest in 5 years; sign of fewer layoffs
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