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Small businesses want to add staff, and many are hiring, but they want to be sure they can afford the added expense of new workers. Their caution helps explain the slow but steady growth in jobs.
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The Paris Air Show, the world's biggest air fair, got off to a flying start Monday, despite stormy weather, as airplane makers Airbus and Boeing vied to announce a flurry of orders for passenger planes.
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U.S. automaker Chrysler Group is recalling about 50,000 vehicles for four separate problems, regulators in Washington said Monday.
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The 2013 Top 25 Hispanic Nonprofits: Continued Growth, Challenges
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Social Media in the Public Sector
New Jersey's largest utility is one of many of the state's businesses rethinking, emphasizing and experimenting with social media as a form of customer service and marketing.
