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Labor Report Suggests Smaller-than-Expected Job Losses

The Labor Department's latest report on employment is not due until Friday, but stocks rose today on news that the job decline during April was not as bad as expected. John Authers is Investment Editor at the Financial Times , where he writes the "Short View" column.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

The Labor Department's latest report on employment is not due until Friday, but stocks rose today on news that the job decline during April was not as bad as expected. John Authers is Investment Editor at the Financial Times, where he writes the "Short View" column.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
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Producer, 'One year Later'
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John Authers
Investment Editor, Financial Times

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Labor Report Suggests Smaller-than-Expected Job Losses

The Labor Department's latest report on employment is not due until Friday, but stocks rose today on news that the job decline during April was not as bad as expected. John Authers is Investment Editor at the Financial Times , where he writes the "Short View" column.

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Labor Report Suggests Smaller-than-Expected Job Losses

The Labor Department's latest report on employment is not due until Friday, but stocks rose today on news that the job decline during April was not as bad as expected. John Authers is Investment Editor at the Financial Times , where he writes the "Short View" column.

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