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Growth slows in the U.S. non-manufacturing sector during August, as the Institute for Supply Management reports a reading of 51.5%, down from 54.3% in July. Several component gauges within the index register decline.

Federal Reserve can ease some - but not all - worries after payrolls data extends week of encouraging data, Barrons.com's Bob O'Brien reports.

The stock market jumped after the August jobs report came in better than expected, but the unemployment rate still ticked up, indicating the economy remains mired in a weak state. Kathleen Madigan, Michael Reid and Paul Vigna discuss.

Financial firms need to make stress tests an ongoing exercise, and embed risk managers throughout the business. Private equity shops must focus on correlation and tail-risks of portfolio companies, Marshall Lux, senior partner at BCG, tells Lisa Lee.

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Growth slowed in the U.S. non-manufacturing sector in August, hitting 51.5%, compared with 54.3% in July, the Institute for Supply Management reported Friday. Economists polled by MarketWatch had expected the reading to slow to 53.5%. A reading above 50 indicates expansion, while a reading below 50 indicates a decline.

German economic data, Bank of England interest-rate decision, August air traffic reports from Air-France KLM, easyJet and Air Berlin.

The U.S. economy shed jobs for a third straight month, losing 54,000 non-farm jobs, but the losses were half as bad as expected. The unemployment rate rose to 9.6%. Kelly Evans, Dennis Berman, Paul Vigna, Phil Izzo and Sudeep Reddy discuss. Also, Jerry Seib discusses what has happened to the American job creation machine.

Europe's benchmark gasoline prices are just shy of $700 per ton on short covering ahead of the US Labor Day holiday, which marks the end of the peak summer driving season. The market is eyeing the potential impact of Hurricane Earl.

The Bank of Japan is set to take center stage in the coming week as it looks at revised GDP and machinery orders in order to determine how to address the rising yen. MarketWatch's Chris Oliver reports.

If you are among the estimated 1.3 million retirees too young to qualify for Medicare but fortunate enough to have employer-sponsored health care coverage, count your blessings. The next two years could bring a bit of a windfall.

In this week's Realty Q&A, a retiree says his only debt is his $94,000 mortgage, and he wonders whether he should tap his 401(k) to pay off that bill. Lew Sichelman offers some advice.

CHICAGO — Mortgage rates dropped to a record low, the 11th straight week of matching or setting a new low, reducing borrowing costs for home buyers as demand slumps.



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