This week's employment report was blah at best. The Labor Department today reported that hiring slowed for the second straight month and the U.S. economy added just 115,000 jobs in April. Overall, the unemployment rate dropped to 8.1 percent, down fractionally from 8.2 percent. But that tick downward was because nearly 350,000 people quit looking...

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