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Aug. 31 (Bloomberg) — Treasuries rose, sending 10-year notes to their biggest monthly gain since the end of 2008, as Asian stocks fell before reports this week that economists said will show employers cut jobs and …

Aug. 3 (Bloomberg) — Orders placed with U.S. factories declined in June more than forecast, a sign manufacturing will cool in coming months. Manufacturing, which has led the economy’s recovery from the …

Aug. 2 (Bloomberg) — Manufacturing in the U.S. probably expanded in July at a slower pace and construction spending fell for a second month, signaling the world’s largest economy is cooling, economists said …

July 6 (Bloomberg) — Service industries in the U.S. expanded in June at a slower pace than forecast, indicating the economy was beginning to cool entering the second half. Companies such as Bed Bath and Beyond Inc. may …

July 6 (Bloomberg) — Service industries in the U.S. expanded in June at a slower pace than forecast, indicating the economy was beginning to cool entering the second half. Companies such as Bed Bath and Beyond Inc. may …

Boston GlobeServices in U.S. Probably Grew at Slower Pace, Signaling Growth Is CoolingBloombergThe Tempe, Arizona-based ISM's report is due at 10 am in New York. Bloomberg survey estimates ranged from 52 to 56.6. The figures on services follow repo…

July 6 (Bloomberg) — Service industries in the U.S. expanded in June at a slower pace, indicating the economy started to cool entering the second half, economists said before a report today. Companies such as Bed Bath …

July 4 (Bloomberg) — Service industries in the U.S. expanded at a slower pace in June, indicating the economy started to cool entering the second half, economists said before reports this week. Companies such as Bed …

July 2 (Bloomberg) — Orders placed with U.S. factories declined in May more than forecast, a sign that manufacturing may be starting to cool. Manufacturers are seeing a pause in demand after the industry helped the …

July 1 (Bloomberg) — Manufacturing in the U.S. probably expanded in June for an 11th consecutive month, powered by gains in exports and business investment, economists said before reports today. The Institute for Supply …