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: Wed, 17. August 2011 04:41:02

Daily Caller - Jobs, jobs, jobs. Every GOP candidate for president is running on his record, and his promise to create jobs.

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: Sat, 14. May 2011 19:38:30

You hear it again and again, variation after variation on a core message: if you tax rich people it kills jobs. You hear about "job-killing tax hikes," or that "taxing the rich hurts jobs," "taxes kill jobs," "taxes take money out of the economy, "if you tax the rich they won't be able to provide jobs." ... on and on it goes. So do we really depend on "the rich" to "create" jobs? Or do jobs get created when they fill a need?

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: Wed, 7. September 2011 07:08:36

AP - America's sickly economy can be healed with jobs, jobs and more jobs. On that, everyone agrees. Figuring out how to produce them is what is stumping everyone.

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: Thu, 6. October 2011 16:54:11

What if Steve Jobs had never lived? It is easy to point to the iPhone and say that it revolutionized computing, that Jobs is a genius, that everything else is a weak simulacrum -- but what if, on that fateful February day some 56 years ago, Jobs hadn't been born?