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U.S. second-job numbers hold steady

Washington -- The number of Americans working multiple jobs to make ends meet stayed steady in 2007 compared with the year before, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says.

Get Yourself a Raise

With increasing evidence of a potentially slowing economy, you might not think it's the best time to ask for a raise. But even though many companies are reducing their expected salary bumps in 2008, that shouldn't stop you from getting as much compensation as you deserve.

Yes, You Can Afford Private School

Does the thought of writing a five-figure tuition check make you feel a little light-headed and queasy, like a nervous teenager on Mountain Dew taking a college entrance exam? If so, just imagine paying for a dozen years of private schooling before the college bills come due.

Consultant: 25% regret taking new job

Chicago -- Up to 25 percent of workers regret having taken a new position within a year of their first paycheck, a U.S. outplacement consulting firm estimated Monday.

Initial jobless claims increase

Washington -- First-time applications for state unemployment benefits have registered their first increase in six weeks, the U.S. Labor Department said Thursday.

2 Coke conspirators sentence

Atlanta -- Two former Coca-Cola employees were ordered to federal prison Wednesday for trying to sell trade secrets to rival Pepsi, authorities in Atlanta said.

CBS fires Batiste for appearing in ad

New York -- CBS News has fired retired Army Maj. Gen. John Batiste as a paid consultant after Batiste made an advertisement critical of U.S. President Bush.

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Gene breakthrough - a ray of hope for asthma and eczema sufferers

Eczema and asthma sufferers now have a new ray of hope as an international team of researchers led by experts from Dundee University have found the gene that causes dry skin and predisposes people to eczema and asthma. This is the gene which is responsible for producing a protein that makes skin waterproof and keeps out infections. The discovery could lead to new treatments for conditions that affect millions of people, and was welcomed by a range of charities concerned with skin conditions.

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