WASHINGTON] The US services sector effectively stagnated in July as firms, faced with tepid demand and rising costs, reduced headcount. Read more at The Business Times.

U.S. services activity slowed in July as employment shrank and prices rose, with ISM’s index signaling near-stagnant growth.

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