Source: USA Today Archive:

Interactive table. Select an industry, sort by any column.

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A funky little interactive map from USA Today.  Click on a state on the map and the appropriate little dot on the sorted chart on the right will highlight to show you it’s ranking. When you change the indicator using the drop down box at the top (jobs created/total funds awarded/total funds received/unemployment rate) the dots in the chart all bounce around and resort themselves.

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Updated July 29th. The best part is the lower chart showing the latest data for each of the 11 “leading indicators”.

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Moody’s US job forecast by region, sector, etc.

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Updated June 24th. The best part is the lower chart showing the latest data for each of the 11 “leading indicators”.

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USA Today and IHS Global Insight have created a new USA economic outlook index based on 11 “leading” indicators. The interactive charts are very well done, with roll-over data point info, and an explanation of what each indicator means. Notes at the bottom of the page describe how the methodology differs from the Conference Board’s “leading indicators”. They plan to update it monthly. USAtoday has come a long way from the crappy charts they used to produce (ok, a lot of them are still crappy – but this one’s damn good).

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(note: I spotted this one because Utah has crappy newspapers and my only option for any actual news of the world was USAToday)

Highly interactive display (by sector, region, time) of Moody’s forecast for US employment through 2012.

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A nice presentation from USA today which shows salary, bonuses, stock options, other compensation. versus stock performance. Also allows you to filter by industry using the tabs at top. Related article.

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Not as detailed as say, the Wall Street Journals, but the simpler presentation allows a quick broswing.

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A nice interactive map from USA today.
(note tabs for volume and historical data)

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A nice “scrubber” map to compare the use of dangerous loans.
From USA Today.

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