Avec le Groupement d employeurs Viti Nièvre et Cher, les métiers de la viticulture sont à la relance
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Une visite du chantier du Café Charbon pour sensibiliser des jeunes éloignés de l emploi aux métiers du bâtiment
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pr professorial than joe biden. he really connects and that will be a great asset for the democratic party. as opposed to joe biden the candidate. yes. now, there are a lot of personal moving parts here that i won t get into. you certainly heard him speak emotionally in the rose garden today. i guess as his economic adviser, the thing i can tell you is that the, to the extent that the democratic campaign is really coalescing around middle class issues, wage stagnation, the quality of jobs, factory employment, income inequality, wealth accumulation, excesses on wall street, those are issues that real loom large for the vice president. and he ll still have a chance to weigh in on them, but not as a candidate. you know, from where i sit, my perspective, no one is getting in his head or his family s head. he will play a positive role in the campaign, but he doesn t
wall street s four-day rally ground to a halt on thursday. it was all thanks to jitters ahead of today s august jobs report. a mild increase of about 75,000 jobs is expected despite weekly jobless claims falling thursday. other down data had investors had gloomy about the day s numbers, such as a drop in factory employment. overall, activity came in only above growth levels. construction spending fell unexpectedly in july. public outlays dropped to their lowest level in five years. thursday, the white house cut economic growth outlook for the next two years. goldman sachs fell 3.5% on scrutiny from the fed over past mortgage and foreclosure practices. the new york times reports the agency overseeing fannie may and freddie mac will sue more than a dozen banks for billions at the height of the housing bubble. the times named bank of america,