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added: 28-07-2010

Chief executives of companies with less than $500 million in revenue listed on NYSE Euronext exchanges are the most bullish about their growth prospects through 2011, according to the newly released NYSE Euronext CEO Report. Themed “Back to Business,” the study finds that four in 10 (38%) CEOs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) expect significant growth within their companies. Globally, eight in 10 CEOs say they expect either a significant or modest improvement in the growth of their businesses through 2011, a positive indicator of a turning point in the health of the global economy.
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added: 27-07-2010

Employers took 1,647 mass layoff actions in June that resulted in the separation of 145,538 workers, seasonally adjusted, as measured by new filings for unemployment insurance benefits during the month, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. Each action involved at least 50 persons from a single employer. The number of mass layoff events in June increased by 235 from the prior month, and the number of associated initial claims increased by 9,749. In June, 298 mass layoff events were reported in the manufacturing sector, seasonally adjusted, resulting in 29,384 initial claims.
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added: 27-07-2010

Small business owners’ economic confidence fell for the second month in July as a higher percentage of small business owners rated the current economy as poor and see it only getting worse, according to the Discover® Small Business WatchSM. The index dropped to 83 in July from 86.1 in June. It has been below 83 only once since the beginning of the year.
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added: 27-07-2010

Despite the economic challenges they've faced over the past few years, American small business owners declare themselves to be a happy group, according to a new survey from TD Bank, America's Most Convenient Bank®.
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added: 27-07-2010

According to The 2010 MetLife Study of the American Dream, a significant number of Americans believe the U.S. economy and their personal financial situations have “bottomed out.” One in four (26%) of Americans believe it will be worse this year than last – a significant decline from 44% who said the same in 2009. Forty-one percent believe the U.S. economy will stay the same and one-third (33%) of Americans believe it will be better this year than last year.
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added: 27-07-2010

Approximately one-third of private equity firm managers believed that the credit crisis was resolved in 2009, while an additional 10 percent predicted that market weakness would dissipate before the second half of this year. In total, more than 80 percent of private equity professionals surveyed suggest that the credit crisis has ended or will conclude before the second half of 2011, according to "Private Equity in 2010," the latest research report published by international professional services firm Rothstein Kass.
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added: 26-07-2010

The Conference Board Leading Economic Index® (LEI) for the U.S. decreased 0.2 percent, The Conference Board Coincident Economic Index® (CEI) remained unchanged and The Conference Board Lagging Economic Index® (LAG) increased 0.1 percent in June.
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added: 26-07-2010

U.S. workers saw the value of their employer-sponsored retirement benefits - as measured by percentage of pay - decline by double-digit levels over a 10-year period ending in 2008, according to an analysis of eight major industries conducted by Towers Watson, a global professional services company. A decrease in the value of defined benefit (DB) plans fueled the overall drop, although an increase in the value of defined contribution (DC) plans somewhat offset the total decline.
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added: 26-07-2010

After weaker sales in May and June, new-vehicle retail sales are expected to bounce back in July as a result of a combination of positive factors, according to J.D. Power and Associates, which gathers real-time transaction data from more than 8,900 retail franchisees throughout the United States.
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added: 26-07-2010

Polachi Inc., a provider of Access Executive Search™ services to technology, clean technology, private equity and venture capital companies, today issued the results of their second annual VC survey, which polled venture capital executives throughout the United States. The survey revealed that 56% of venture capital executives - 98.1% who are Partners or Managing Partners - are more confident and optimistic about the industry today compared to a year ago when an overwhelming number of executives felt the industry was “broken.”
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