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Small Business
To E-Verify, or Not to E-Verify
A legal battle looms over a White House push to make all U.S. contractors screen workers with the Web-based system run by the government.
(Forecast, September 8, 2008)

Business Travel
Airline Capacity Cuts Go Global
It's not just U.S. airlines that are cutting back flights -- it's happening everywhere.
(Forecast, September 5, 2008)

Economic Outlook
Labor Market Outlook Deteriorating
Despite solid growth, companies aren't hiring or offering big raises.
(Forecast, September 5, 2008)

Small Business
Small Businesses Waiting for PTC Extension Approval
Short-term energy production tax credits aren't enough for firms to secure financing and commitment for bigger projects.
(Forecast, September 4, 2008)

Business & Politics
McCain Takes His Own Stage Tonight
After three days of a convention dominated by questions about his vice presidential pick, John McCain will finally take center stage when he accepts the GOP nomination.
(Forecast, September 4, 2008)

World Trade
Market Forces Will Limit Russian Expansionism
An end to the war in Georgia will come more from economic forces than from threats or diplomacy.
(Forecast, September 3, 2008)

Economic Outlook
Tenants Will Have the Upper Hand in 2009
Oversupply, weak demand and tepid economic growth will keep rents flat to declining.
(Forecast, September 2, 2008)

Business & Politics
McCain Faces Big Challenge as GOP Convention Opens
Picking Palin may provide a boost, but the GOP nominee still has his work cut out for him.
(Forecast, August 30, 2008)

Business & Politics
Palin Pick Shakes Up the Race, Sets Up GOP Convention
Think Republicans will have a hard time matching the Democrats in convention excitement? Think again.
(Forecast, August 29, 2008)

Energy Costs
More Energy Price Relief in 2009
Crude and gasoline prices will be headed lower although companies and consumers will pay more for electricity.
(Forecast, August 29, 2008)

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By Knight Kiplinger
The Kiplinger Washington Editors
Sept. 5, 2008
 

U.S. Agriculture
Feeding the Economy

As fall harvests approach, agriculture is poised for another year of high prices, big sales and record income. This week's Kiplinger Letter looks at how much crop and livestock production is contributing to the U.S. economy.
 
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