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05/14/09 Jobless Claims increase as Chrysler's bankruptcy leaves thousands unemployed.
Video: New jobless claims drop, rolls reach 6.7M
marketnewslive.blogspot.com — The number of newly laid-off workers requesting unemployment insurance dropped slightly last week after spiking due to... auto layoffs, while continuing jobless claims moved closer to 7 million. (May 21) (more) Video: New jobless claims drop, rolls reach 6.7M
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