PNC Bank chief economist and senior vice president Stuart Hoffman discusses economic factors that will influence today’s primary in Pennsylvania. Kelsey Hubbard has the interview. (April 22)
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A surprise win by Obama in Pennsylvania would likely end the race for the Democratic nomination. A win by Clinton would extend the fight to Indiana and North Carolina which hold their own primaries on May 6. Jon Decker reports. (April 21)
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WSJ’s Justin Lahart says middle-class incomes are less than they were in 2000, while gasoline, food and healthcare costs have risen. He speculates whether this will affect the upcoming Pennsylvania primary. (April 21)
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More companies are launching or expanding programs to help employees make career changes without them ever having to leave the fold. (April 21)
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Opinion Journal Columnist John Fund on the Pennsylvania debate. (April 17)
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In the first debate in seven weeks, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton clarified comments rather than trading barbs. Video courtesy of Reuters. (April 17)
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In a debate ahead of the Democratic presidential primary in Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama outline economic proposals and both vow not to raise taxes for the middle class. Video courtesy of Fox News. (April 17)
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WSJ’s Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger discusses the end of the “culture wars” that have divided presidential candidates in the past. (April 17)
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