US unemployment dips to 9.0%

WASHINGTON (AFP) — US unemployment edged down to 9.0 percent last month, as official figures confirmed Friday that the economic recovery is only strong enough to nibble away at brutal levels of joblessness. The Labor Department said the economy managed to break away from three months of 9.1 ...

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