US Unemployment Claims Rise to 885,000
The rise in the daily cases has put people in the United States in a very challenging situation once again. With restrictions looming over people's heads and the uncertainty of how things would pan out in the coming days, the layoffs have started going up once again. In the week ending Dec 12, the unemployment claims rose for the second straight week to 885,000. This is the highest since September. To read more about the claims and how things would pan out in the coming days, click here.
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