The barriers and are known as a friendly state because of that. And throughout the country the themes are real in terms of persistent unemployment and the income disparate were seeing across the country. Governor maloy, youve been very focused on trying to move the needle on this. What challenges are getting in the way . I think theres a number of challenges, many of them reside in washington. The reality of the Great Recession, and you referred to it, was that it did real lasting systemic damages to our economy and in some tense has changed the way we live and the fact its been the most prolonged discussion since the recession and isnt lost on anyone. Though clearly there are states who benefited mightily during that period of time in many cases because of the production of natural gas or harvesting of natural gas or oil. With a we needed to do in connecticut was to change how we did business as well. We eliminated a thousand pages of regulations, not simply as a sign to the Business
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Closing bell is next. See you tomorrow. Hi, everybody. Good afternoon. Welcome to the closing bell. Im Maria Bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. Good to see you, scotty. A steady drip lower for this market today. Nice to see you as well. Im scott wapner in today for bill griffith. In the markets right now, take a look at the major averages. Dow down 71. 5 points, at its worse. The dow was looking at a tripledigit loss. Got down to about 91 points or so, still sitting down right now. Nasdaq, s p are off with one hour to go in this trading day. Maria . Well get much more on the markets coming up, but first Steve Liesman with breaking news right now. This is the latest read on the u. S. Economy. Steve, what can you tell us . Maria, thanks very much. The Federal Reserve reporting Consumer Credit for november, consumers in a borrowing mood with Consumer Credit rising 7 . Nonrevolving credit, auto, student loans, up by 9. 6 with a big rise in student loans. The federal part of this thi
Stuart i was surprised. They owe you money. Sue them. Stuart dagen and, oh, it is yours. Dagen on american. Connell i love peanut butter, myself. Good morning, everybody. Dagen what will the president do to get america back to work. Connell president obama was unable to talk these guys. More importantly, can we keep this up . Dagen a key to a better economy. Keys to your house, a new house hopefully. Connell lets talk about the markets. Nicole petallides starts us off as she does each day with stocks now. Nicole taking a look at a market that really has shown strength over the last seven of the past nine weeks. The dow trading as high as 13,682 prior to pulling back here into negative territory. We are seeing multi year highs. While they see the trend to the upside, they rally to resist it levels. I wanted to take a look. It was lower in the free market. The cfo, chief financial officer, gave an outlook for 2013. It is now trading higher on this conference call. Their wireless margins
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