Counterfeit $100 Bills Still Being Traced by Police
Police warn more counterfeit $100 bills may be in circulation as banks report discoveries in deposits. Reagle advises extra caution for businesses and individuals, suggesting not accepting $100 notes or ensuring staff check bills immediately. Banks train staff to spot fakes using security features like magnetic strips and watermarks. some fakes have no security features and poor printing. The GCPD offers free training on counterfeit detection, with sessions Dec 18–19 and contact info for attendance.
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Fiscal cliff ads press on after election campaign
Outside groups like Crossroads GPS resume spending on ads across TV print radio and online as Republicans and the White House argue over tax hikes and spending cuts. AARP and unions run national and targeted spots urging action while stressing Medicare Social Security and middle class protection.
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Jobs rise defies Sandy as unemployment falls in November
November saw roughly 150000 average monthly jobs added, pushing the unemployment rate down to its lowest since December 2008. Despite some signs of cooling demand and revised October September tallies, the report shows no aggressive hiring yet and hints that fiscal cliff fears have limited pace of gains.
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