Employers advertise more job openings in September
Labor Department data show job openings rising 2.8 percent to 5.53 million in September from August’s 5.38 million while hires edged down to 5.05 million from 5.08 million. The report implies wages may rise as employers struggle to attract workers, potentially boosting pay.
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GM to Import Buick From China to United States
General Motors plans to import the Buick Envision from China and begin U.S. sales by early next year. The Wall Street Journal says the compact crossover will fill a hole in Buick's U S lineup while Buick spokesman Nick Richards declined to comment on future product plans.
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Modis survey of 1,010 adults details attitudes
A USA TODAY USA Snapshot reports findings from a Modis survey of 1,010 adults. The brief covers general public opinions and trends tracked by the survey, noting variations by demographics and region. Paul Trap is credited as the reporter.
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John Dicker Jr to moderate Democratic debate on Saturday
John Dicker Jr, who succeeded Bob Schieffer in June, will moderate Saturday's Democratic debate. The event features key party figures and will be held at a major venue with coverage expected from national media.
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Dickerson to host CBS Face the Nation debate this weekend
John Dickerson will host CBS News Face the Nation for the first time in a major political moment. The interview focuses on his approach to moderating the Democratic primary debate, balancing candor and accountability while keeping the program informative and engaging.
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Pricey P E ratios could trip up Wall St
Valuations remain rich for the S&P 500 at 17.6 times 2015 earnings with a forward 16.8 multiple, a headwind as rate hikes loom and growth cools. Investors mix concern with cash outflows and warnings that earnings gains may slow, challenging a continued rally.
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