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No More Dizzying Earnings Adjustments
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How accounting tricks distort companies’ true values.Yellen expresses hope job growth will rebound
– canadianbusiness.com
WASHINGTON – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen says she is hopeful that a recent slowdown in job growth will be temporary. And while the economy is facing various headwinds, she is not pessimistic about the future.
Testifying for a second day before Congress, Yellen reiterated that the Fed plans to be very cautious in raising interest rates. Yellen said the economy was facing a mixed picture, with growth being held back by lacklustre investment spending but bolstered by a solid rebound in consumer spending.
She said she was “very hopeful” that job growth, which slowed sharply in April and May, will rebound in coming months.
“I don’t want to send a message of pessimism about the economy and where we are going,” Yellen said.
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Testifying for a second day before Congress, Yellen reiterated that the Fed plans to be very cautious in raising interest rates. Yellen said the economy was facing a mixed picture, with growth being held back by lacklustre investment spending but bolstered by a solid rebound in consumer spending.
She said she was “very hopeful” that job growth, which slowed sharply in April and May, will rebound in coming months.
“I don’t want to send a message of pessimism about the economy and where we are going,” Yellen said.
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The secret to open concept decorating
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A newly married former-bachelor and his new wife are struggling to decorate their flat, which is a broad mix of various decorating styles. To help, host of Arrange My Space, Barbara Brock, suggests starting the remodel project by focusing on one piece. Whether it’s the rug, the bookcase or the coffee table, start with one piece and build the room decor from there. Also, in smaller spaces remember that one vertical object in a room is often enough.
Here’s Brock’s tips for transforming an open living room/dining room space from cluttered and confused to sassy and stylish.
Here’s Brock’s tips for transforming an open living room/dining room space from cluttered and confused to sassy and stylish.
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North American stock markets lost their gains and dipped into negative territory Wednesday, a day before British voters decided whether to remain in the European Union.
