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My Economy: Hard work, risk and opportunity in Alabama
The American economy looks pretty good on paper right now. We’re adding jobs – not as many as we’d like – but we’re adding them. The country’s gross domestic product is expanding — again, not as fast...
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My Economy: What full employment actually looks like
For the next year, we’re going across the country to listen to you. Our yearlong series called My Economy zooms in and tells the story of the American economy — and the new economic normal — through...
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My Economy: Hard work, risk and opportunity in Alabama
The American economy looks pretty good on paper right now. We’re adding jobs – not as many as we’d like – but we’re adding them. The country’s gross domestic product is expanding — again, not as fast...
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My Economy: What full employment actually looks like
For the next year, we’re going across the country to listen to you. Our yearlong series called My Economy zooms in and tells the story of the American economy — and the new economic normal — through...
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My Economy: In Memphis, it all happens at night
We kicked off a series we’re calling “My Economy” last month. The idea is that while the presidential candidates are debating the financial state of things for the next year or so, we are taking to...
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My Economy: The divided life of business at the border
Our team was down in El Paso a few weeks ago for our election-year series "My Economy." We collected a bunch of stories, including these about small businesses on the border. The local economy is the...
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My Economy: Life between two countries
About 70,000 people commute back and forth between El Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juárez, Mexico every day to visit family, shop, work and go school. The Paso Del Norte port of entry is one of three...
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My Economy: Educational aspirations in a borderland
Bowie High School sits just 100 yards from the U.S-Mexico border. It’s one of the oldest operating high schools in El Paso, Texas. Students have a view of Juárez from their basketball courts. Many...
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Super Tuesday State Economies
The week has started with a mad dash as the remaining presidential candidates held rally after rally ahead of Super Tuesday. Eleven states will award hundreds of delegates, mostly in the South, and...
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Your guide to the economies in Super Tuesday states
The week has started with a mad dash as the remaining presidential candidates held rally after rally ahead of Super Tuesday. Eleven states will award hundreds of delegates, mostly in the South, and...
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Super Tuesday State Economies
The week has started with a mad dash as the remaining presidential candidates held rally after rally ahead of Super Tuesday. Eleven states will award hundreds of delegates, mostly in the South, and...
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My Economy: Hard work, risk and opportunity in Alabama
The American economy looks pretty good on paper right now. We’re adding jobs – not as many as we’d like – but we’re adding them. The country’s gross domestic product is expanding — again, not as fast...
View ArticleClik here to view.
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My Economy: What full employment actually looks like
For the next year, we’re going across the country to listen to you. Our yearlong series called My Economy zooms in and tells the story of the American economy — and the new economic normal — through...
View ArticleClik here to view.
My Economy: In Memphis, it all happens at night
We kicked off a series we’re calling “My Economy” last month. The idea is that while the presidential candidates are debating the financial state of things for the next year or so, we are taking to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
My Economy: The divided life of business at the border
Our team was down in El Paso a few weeks ago for our election-year series "My Economy." We collected a bunch of stories, including these about small businesses on the border. The local economy is the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
My Economy: Life between two countries
About 70,000 people commute back and forth between El Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juárez, Mexico every day to visit family, shop, work and go school. The Paso Del Norte port of entry is one of three...
View ArticleClik here to view.
My Economy: Educational aspirations in a borderland
Bowie High School sits just 100 yards from the U.S-Mexico border. It’s one of the oldest operating high schools in El Paso, Texas. Students have a view of Juárez from their basketball courts. Many...
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