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Thomas Perez is meeting long-term unemployed Americans to get to the stories behind the jobs data, and the truth of the ‘real unemployment rate’
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Frustrated investors have pushed the board to evaluate bids for its internet operations, signalling that CEO Marissa Mayer may be running out of time
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The former French finance minister won praise from developing countries but criticism from Greece during first term
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Tailpipe emissions of black carbon from diesel engines may be up to 50% higher than previously thought, according to new research
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Many US producers borrowed heavily and cheaply to cash in on the shale boom, but prices of around $30 a barrel are now causing severe difficulties
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Private drones were deployed this week to monitor an electrical workers’ strike to protect members from false legal claims, reigniting the ‘very tricky issue’ of how to regulate drones used for activism
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Judge’s ruling doesn’t overturn decision that kept him out of prison, but he could face up to 120 days in jail for violating probation
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A new survey points to a big problem: student debt, rent, health insurance and attending friends’ weddings are preventing young people from saving up
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Figures from companies such as Goldman Sachs and BP are among those ‘captured’ by inmates as part of two activists’ dig at corporate misdeeds
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Outside the media bubble, Twitter’s processes and protocols can be confusing. yet its future depends on attracting new users, and encouraging them to stay
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In an open letter to the city’s mayor Ed Lee, entrepreneur Justin Keller said he is ‘outraged’ that wealthy workers have to see people in pain and despair
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The rivals have severed diplomatic ties and are fighting by proxy in Yemen. But revenues from crude are now so low that they have been forced to act in concert
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Even three years after her death, Margaret Thatcher’s opinion on Brexit could be crucial. Is the Conservative party ready to reach a consensus on what she meant? And is Britain ready for a Thatcher centre?
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The Russian-owned firm was charged with paying huge bribes to a relative of dictator Islam Karimov in order to access the country’s mobile market
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The company’s Chinese business is now worth $8bn, but is losing money as it tries to compete with local firm Didi Kuaidi
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