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Average hourly earnings rose 11 cents, or 0.4 percent, in February after gaining 0.1 percent in January. That raised the annual increase in wages to 3.4 percent, the biggest gain since April 2009, from 3.1 percent in January. Overall, wage inflation remains moderate. A report on Thursday showed labor costs rising only 1.4 percent in 2018, the smallest gain since 2016, after increasing 2.2 percent in 2017. Economists say employers have kept hiring at a strong pace despite low unemployment as more people returned to the labor force, including students, women and people who had dropped out to collect disability benefits. They, however, say that source of labor supply is dwindling.

The labor force participation rate, or the proportion of working-age Americans who have a job or are looking for one, was unchanged last month at more than a five-year high of 63.2 percent, Economists expect job growth to average vertigo cufflinks in white about 150,000 this year, Last month, employment at construction sites fell by 31,000 jobs, the biggest drop since December 2013, after increasing by 53,000 in January, The leisure and hospitality sector added no jobs after payrolls increased by 89,000 in January, The manufacturing sector created 4,000 jobs, the fewest since July 2017, after hiring 21,000 workers in January, The diffusion index of manufacturing employment, which measures the proportion of industries that showed job gains during the month, fell to 51.3 in February..

“Weakness in capex and exports, much of it tied to knock-on effects from the tariffs and trade-war confusion generally, are likely behind the slowdown in hiring by the manufacturing sector,” said Steve Blitz, chief U.S. economist at TS Lombard in New York. Retail payrolls fell by 6,100 jobs. There were also job losses in the utilities as well as transportation and warehousing industries. Government payrolls dropped by 5,000 jobs last month, pulled down by declines both local and state government education.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank’s chief executives have resumed talks over vertigo cufflinks in white a potential merger, Focus magazine reported on Friday, However, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters that Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank’s top managers had no mandate from their respective supervisory and management boards for any talks about a merger of Germany’s two biggest banks, “There is no official mandate for merger talks with Commerzbank,” one of the people told Reuters, contradicting the sources in the Focus report who said the CEOs had received the go-ahead for negotiations..

The second source said it was “total nonsense” that the boards had given their chief executives the go-ahead to begin talks and there had been no recent discussion at Commerzbank’s supervisory board about a merger with a larger rival. Spokesmen for Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank declined to comment on the Focus report which cited people familiar with the matter who said Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing and his counterpart at Commerzbank, Martin Zielke, have been in intense talks for some days.

Deutsche Bank shares vertigo cufflinks in white traded 0.5 percent lower early in Frankfurt, while Commerzbank was 0.1 percent higher, Speculation of a merger has heightened under the tenure of Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, who has spoken out in favor of strong banks, Both banks have been slow to return to sustainable profitability since the global financial crisis, Last week, a person familiar with the matter said that U.S, investor Cerberus Capital Management, a major shareholder in both Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, is open to a merger, raising the chances of a tie-up..

TOKYO (Reuters) - No internet, no email and surveillance cameras to monitor his comings and goings. After paying $9 million in bail, former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn is out of a Japanese jail cell where he spent 108 days, but he must live under a host of restrictions while he awaits trial, which could be a year away. As part of the bail deal arranged by his new legal team hired last month, Ghosn is banned from accessing the internet and email, and only allowed to use a computer not linked to the web at the office of one of his lawyers.

Ghosn, vertigo cufflinks in white who has French, Brazilian and Lebanese citizenship, was indicted for under-reporting his salary and breach of trust, He must pay for the installation of surveillance cameras in the entrance of his Tokyo residence, Footage will be viewed by members of the defense legal team and records sent to the Tokyo District Court, said Ghosn’s renowned defense lawyer Junichiro Hironaka, “The cameras will be placed where they can monitor those coming in and out, It’s not for recording Ghosn’s daily life,” said Hironaka, who is nicknamed “the Razor” for many high-profile cases he’s won in a country where the conviction rate is 99.9 percent..

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