The number of job openings hit another post-recession high in July. Meanwhile, the same month was not as hot for the service sector.
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Employers added fewer jobs in August, while consumers continued to spend in July.
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The July employment report was a bit of an antidote to the disappointing Q2 GDP data released a week earlier. Surveys of purchasing managers and data on construction spending did not provide additional relief.
What We Learned About the U.S. Economy Last Week 