Date: Tue, 12. January 2010 06:00:00

RealClearPolitics.com - Jobs, jobs, jobs. That's all everyone is talking about-and that's how it should be. Before the December jobs report was released last week, experts were expecting employment to inch upward. But instead of good news, Americans found more cause for concern-the economy lost 85,000 jobs last month.

Date: Mon, 24. May 2010 19:50:00

The Weekly Standard - It is all about a four-letter word: jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. We are all about jobs.

Date: Fri, 3. September 2010 12:12:41

The economy lost fewer jobs than expected in August, with private payrolls for non-farm jobs adding 67,000 jobs for the month. - (AHN)

Date: Fri, 16. January 2009 03:06:22

Steve Jobs proved his technological genius long ago. Now Tim Cook will provide some insight into whether Jobs was smart enough to groom an executive who can keep the shine on Apple even when Jobs isn't around.

Date: Wed, 26. May 2010 04:00:09

CQPolitics.com - Democratic leaders have tapped newly elected Rep. Mark Critz as the poster child for their election-year slogan -- jobs, jobs, jobs -- and are working hard to get the Pennsylvania rookie as much exposure as possible on the issue.

Date: Wed, 26. May 2010 04:00:09

CQPolitics.com - Democratic leaders have tapped newly elected Rep. Mark Critz as the poster child for their election-year slogan -- jobs, jobs, jobs -- and are working hard to get the Pennsylvania rookie as much exposure as possible on the issue.

Date: Fri, 4. June 2010 11:21:53

The U.S. economy added 431,000 nonfarm jobs in May, with the majority of those jobs, 411,000, being temporary jobs with the U.S. Census. In addition, the nation's official - (AHN)

Date: Fri, 4. June 2010 11:21:53

The U.S. economy added 431,000 nonfarm jobs in May, with the majority of those jobs, 411,000, being temporary jobs with the U.S. Census. In addition, the nation's official - (AHN)

Date: Sun, 10. January 2010 00:40:48

The White House announced Friday the awarding of $2.3 billion in tax credits - the money comes from last year's stimulus bill - to companies to create "green jobs." The announcement was rather obviously timed to counter the news that the nation lost 85,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate stayed at 10% - bad news for an administration that once promised to hold unemployment to 8% by the end of 2009. So the administration sought to change the tune by talking about all those green jobs in the pipeline. "Building a robust clean-energy sector is how we will create the jobs of the future - jobs that pay well and can't be outsourced," President Obama said Friday. Yes, but getting these jobs is burning a hole in the national wallet. The problem is that even advocates like Obama concede that these programs are not very cost-effective in creating jobs. Obama says the grants will create 17,000 cleantech jobs. Well, get out your calculator. $2.3 billion for 17,000 jobs equals $135,294 per job. (And that's not including the eventual interest on this deficit spending). Those green jobs had better pay well over six figures to justify that expense.

Date: Thu, 15. January 2009 14:23:33

Is Tim Cook's substitute role for ailing Steve Jobs a try-out for when Jobs is no longer the force behind Apple?