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first quart fer, still, u. stmpt markets finished slightly higher. they returned to positive territory for the month of april. hong kong shares rose. with the hang seng poised and april in the black after a slide of over 5% in march. elsewhere, airfares are headed up this summer with domestic ticket prices about 3% higher than they were last year and international fares are 20% higher than two years ago. in spain, tows thousands protested yesterday against cuts to health and education services. no key a, once the world s biggest seller of mobile phones, is now falling farther behind apple and samsung. the basic phone sales are down 60% in the first quarter. 100 years after the sinking of the titanic, there are plans to build a new 21 ths century version of the luxury version ocean liner by 2016.
best performance this month. the dow jumped 337 points, nearly 3%. european shares rose, too. asian markets are following that lead trading higher this morning. the uptick started with the strong report on u.s. housing and encouraging developments in germany and spain. good news on main street as well. unemployment has fallen now in 43 states, putting job creation on a five-month roll. as cecilia vega found out, there are signs the trend is just getting started. reporter: call it a holiday gift of the best kind. just about every state in the country saw unemployment drop in november. nationally, the country has seen 100,000 or more new jobs added every month since july. that hasn t happened since before the start of the great recession. is this going to stick for the united states? i think we re going to see continued job growth and reductions in unemployment in the country as a whole. reporter: the brightest spot