World joblessness climbs as pound sinks in London
Unemployment in 23 industrialized nations hit 17.1 million in September, with a potential rise to 18.5 million by year end. The British pound plunged to a record $2.0135 amid forecasts of economic slowdowns and inflation at 25.9 percent, while U.S. leading indicators declined signaling possible new slowdown.
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Forming Food Buying Co-ops Grows Across Neighborhoods
Thousands form neighborhood consumer co-ops to buy meat produce and other items at wholesale prices. Benefits include 30 to 50 percent savings and fresher goods while drawbacks cover time effort early morning shopping and group musts.
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