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Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce -- Economic News Flash
The Nashville Area Chamber has compiled these local and national news articles related to the current economic climate.

Electric car investment may top $1B
Nissan says Leaf will lead to 'transformation'
Nashville GDP grows despite recession
Hiring Rebounds in August
A new survey of human resource professionals suggests a gradual improvement in the labor market.
Global recovery has started - IMF
Sustained improvement needs U.S. focus on exports and Asia toward imports, says International Monetary Fund's chief economist.
Stocks bounce on consumer hopes
Wall Street rises after two down sessions thanks to Home Depot and Target earnings, but concerns about consumer spending remain.
Auto supplier shakeout nets Nashville HQ
Chicago private-equity firm merges holdings that include Sparta operation
Germany, France pull out of recession
Both economies unexpectedly grew in the second quarter, raising hopes for broader European recovery.
The new (recovery) playbook
Jeff Immelt, Andrea Jung, and other CEOs are ditching the waiting game and writing their own rules for a rebound.
Initial jobless claims rebound
Number of people filing first time claims for jobless benefits rose last week, but the total number of people filing ongoing claims fell.
87 metros add education, health jobs
Not all parts of the national economy are struggling. Hiring continues in the fields of education and health services, which have added nearly a quarter-million jobs in the nation’s 100 biggest labor markets since the middle of last year.
Simplex, Emma lead locals on Inc. 5000
Middle Tennessee businesses are well represented on the latest iteration of Inc. magazine’s list of the country's fastest-growing private companies.
Stocks rise on recovery hopes
Wall Street advances after a smaller-than-expected dip in jobless claims and a surprise drop in the unemployment rate.
Job Losses Slow as Rate Drops
U.S. job losses tapered off last month while the unemployment rate surprisingly fell, suggesting that the recession is nearing an end.
Recession is over, says economist
According to Dennis Gartman, a number of indicators point to a recovery that is just getting started.
Business confidence up, new survey shows
A new survey of small business owners reveals a growing confidence in the economy with expectations of an economic turnaround in 2010.
Another sign of a housing thaw
June pending homes sales increased for the fifth straight month, adding to the list of positive reports recently released.
Obama plays up small biz health care pain
A new report from the president's economic advisers says small companies are 'severely disadvantaged' by health care costs, but the price of reform may be even higher.
Minimum wage hike: More money or fewer jobs?
On Friday the federal minimum wage jumps to $7.25 an hour from $6.55. Economists differ as to whether that will hurt or help low-income workers.
Bernanke: Economy to bounce back stronger
At a town hall meeting in Kansas City, Mo., the Fed chairman said the recovery will take some time, but that lessons learned will benefit the nation.
Would-be homebuyers test the waters
Undaunted by a year of relentless recession, foreclosures and gloom, hundreds of future homeowners headed to the annual Nashville Housing Fair to find out if now is the right time to buy.
Stimulus creates 12,000 teen jobs
$25 million in funds bring a temporary boost
Atlanta Fed chief buoys Nashvillians
Economy set to begin slow recovery, Dennis Lockhart says
Bernanke Sees Slow Recovery as Skittish Consumers Cut Back
Home Sales, All Over the Map
Dow Surges, Touching 9000
Middle Tennessee auto sales get bump from gas guzzlers
Rutherford County set to get hundreds of manufacturing jobs
Project to focus on LED lights
Where homes are affordable
La Vergne, TN
Average gas price now below $2.50
After falling for 25 days in a row, AAA's national average drops to its lowest level since May.
Jobless claims at 6-month low
The number of Americans filing initial unemployment insurance claims fell to the lowest level in six months, according to government data released Thursday -- but the drop may be attributable to quirks in the auto industry rather than improvement in the economy.
Volkswagen drops $436 million on TN businesses
Over $436 million have been passed around in contracts by the German automaker soon to set up shop in Chattanooga.
Recovery Act boosts venture capital
Starting on a Shoestring
Here comes the recovery. Honest.
Retail sales rise for second straight month
CB Richard Ellis releases market analysis
Manufacturing index up for 6th straight month
Survey of purchasing managers climbs more than expected, but continues at contraction levels.
Job market shows some improvement
Reports show the market is deteriorating at a slower pace, but unemployment is expected to remain high for some time.

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