Job market outlook for 2009 graduates amid recession
The piece notes fewer job openings for 2009 graduates as the recession cuts hiring. It highlights the National Association of Colleges and Employers projections, the rise in graduate applications, and stronger prospects for degrees in information systems, finance, nursing, and engineering. It advises plan B options and emphasizes internships and work experience as key advantages.
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Geithner risks China talks amid fragile U S economy
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner begins his first trip to China during a deep recession as Washington seeks Beijing to buy more American goods allow the yuan to rise and help shrink a large trade gap. Beijing remains Washingtons key creditor holding about 768 billion in Treasury securities as deficits soar to an estimated 1.84 trillion this year.
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Building Permits Report Highlights 2009 Totals
Residential permits include KEW Residentials Freddy Carrasco at 2000 Baca Drive for 230000, Burnett Construction at 6344 Christopher Lane for 195000, Whitehead Construction at 9104 Holiday Drive for 137908. Overall: 52 permits valued at 1434772 with year to date 786 permits totaling 64571886.
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Permian Basin Drilling Reports May 21 27 Approvals
Texas Railroad Commission approves multiple W-1 drilling permit applications for May 21 through May 27 across districts 70, 8 and 8A. Oil producers including Anadarko, Apache, Devon, Cimarex, Oxy and XTO request new wells and recompletions in Loving, Ector, Reagan, Midland, Upton and other counties.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp
Wobbegong
Loving
Apache Corp
Slater -E
Blue Ridge Resources LLC
Walker Oil
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Bright & Co
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Sterling
Red Deer
Mitchell
Broad Oak Energy Inc
Reagan
Cambrian Management Ltd
Wolf
Borden
Cimarex Energy Co
Worsham
Reeves
Henry Resources LLC
Nobles
Midland
Kimberly
Martin
Hopewell Operating Inc
Daugherty-Leck E
Winkler
Hughes
Bob Oil Co
Grace Corkran
Tom Green
Mariner Energy Inc
Wooley
Upton
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Salt Creek
Kent
Reenter
Patriot Resources Inc
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Dawson
New Drill
Quicksilver Resources Inc
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Sandridge Exploration and Production LLC
Parker Minerals
Ector
Sharp Image Energy Inc
Double Mountain
Vanguard Permian LLC
Windsor Energy Group LLC
XTO Energy Inc
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University
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Mahoney
Yoakum
Pierson
William Estate
Gaines
Railroad Commission
Number of US rigs falls by 4
The U S rigs exploring for oil and natural gas dropped to 899 this week, Baker Hughes reported Friday, down from a year ago. Of the 899, 703 are natural gas rigs and 187 oil rigs, with nine miscellaneous. Oil prices neared 150 earlier but slipped. light sweet crude rose to 65.66 on the NYMEX. Wyoming lost three rigs while Arkansas California and Texas each shed one. Louisiana and North Dakota added two, Alaska and New Mexico gained one each. Colorado and Oklahoma were unchanged.
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