US small-business sentiment rises to 11-month high in July, labor shortages a worry

U.S. ​small-business sentiment increased to an 11-month high in July amid a surge in the share ‌of owners reporting plans to boost hiring, suggesting that last month's slump in nonfarm payrolls was probably temporary.

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US small-business sentiment rises to 11-month high in July, labor shortages a worry

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