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With evidence that the U.S. economy may be finding its footing, recently appointed Democratic Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) is tackling the question of American manufacturing.

Political leaders, laborers and environmentalists packed the Newport Beach Civic Center for a false choice: saving the ocean and wetlands vs jobs and water. At the end of the meeting, it looked as if the environmentalists had won - but did anyone win?

New York - It has been 10 years since his fans have been delivered a Sting album of all new music, and “The Last Ship” delivers a sort of troubadour-like experience that one could imagine hearing around a campfire.

The Conference Board of Canada released a report that said that beer is a major driver of Canada's economy, and it supports 163,200 jobs across the nation.

The U.S. unemployment rate is steadily going down, research shows. In September, private sector employment added 126,000 nonfarm payroll jobs. What does this mean for Americans and the U.S. economy?

The Web may make it easier for people to find jobs, but millions of hourly workers do not have access to the Internet, finding it difficult to take advantage of the job searching tools it provides.

As technology advances and new fields emerge, employers are struggling to fill highly-skilled positions with highly-skilled employees and this is causing what many refer to as a “skills gap” among employers and potential employees.

In an attempt to address considerable financial losses, Blackberry has announced it is planning to cut 4,500 jobs, equal to 40 percent of its worldwide workforce.

Shocking new data reported by The Huffington Post shows four of five U.S. adults have suffered joblessness or underemployment for part of their lives, resulting in poverty or reliance on social welfare programs.