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Sep 12, 2013 10:25
Category: General News

Little Change in Early Stock Trading

New York (AP) - Stocks are showing little change in early trading. Many investors have headed to the sidelines ahead of the Federal Reserve policy statement next week. Job numbers that were released this morning were largely ignored because of technical issues. The government says applications for jobless benefits plunged, but that was largely because two states weren't able to include a full report after upgrading their computer systems.

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