Egypt factions seek compromise on new prime minister candidate
Secular and liberal factions in Egypt work Sunday to broker a compromise with ultraconservative Islamists over a new prime minister as a liberal economist emerges as a leading candidate. Mass protests continue, military deploys at key sites, and anti Morsi rallies surge in Tahrir Square amid US and regional tensions.
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Hiring surges in temp and contract work across major firms from Wal-Mart to GM and PepsiCo. About 17 million Americans hold temporary or freelance roles, up over 50 percent in four years, with wages lagging inflation and limited benefits. Government health rules prompted delays, while professional services increasingly use temps.
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