Employers add 80,000 jobs; unemployment rate dips to 9 percent

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The jobs crisis may be easing slightly on the strength of a fourth straight month of modest hiring and a dip in the unemployment rate. Hiring slowed a bit in October. But the government said job growth was much stronger in August and September than first thought. Average hourly ...

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