Daily Briefing: Economy sees signs of a turnaround

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Economy sees signs of a turnaround By Paul Davidson, USA TODAY RECOVERY WATCH: Track the economy; see video JOBS OUTLOOK: Latest data for all states, 384 metros More News Troops' care facility listed critical Survey: 72% of Millennials 'more spiritual than religious'
Money Master limited partnerships are tax-advantaged, but volatile By Matt Krantz, USA TODAY A bumpy economic recovery, with hope in Midwest, South By Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Bank debate stalls in Senate as industry polishes image By David J. Lynch, USA TODAY German diesel power gains favor with U.S. car buyers By Chris Woodyard, USA TODAY		Advertisement <
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