IT job growth is seen slowing for rest of year

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According to a survey of human resource managers, job growth for information technology workers has increased since its recent low during the recession in 2001. Nonetheless, managers say they are expecting to fill roughly half the number of IT positions for the coming year than they filled last year.

Labor force information, Market information - general, Computer and Data Processing Services, Personnel administration, Employee Recruitment, Labor Distribution by Employer, Human resource management, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Supply and demand, Statistics, Surveys, Employment, Labor market, Company personnel management, Industry forecasts, Labour market, Information technology workers

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As U.S. trade deficit narrows, prospects brighten for economy

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The U.S. economy is expected to see almost 3% growth in the 2003 second quarter growth as a result of an improved trade balance. The forecast is making analysts feel more optimistic about the current quarterly period.

Foreign trade, International trade, Economic conditions, Balance of trade

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U.S. economy outpaces forecast with 3.1% second-quarter gain

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The U.S. posted 3.1% economic growth for the 2003 second quarter. The US Commerce Department is forecasting 3.1% gross domestic product growth for the period from 2.4%.

Financial management, Finance, Gross domestic product, Company financing

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