41.   Bonds gained after the Labor Department today released revised employment reports for the last several months to fix a seasonal adjustment quirk.

42.   Bonds were little changed today as traders awaited the September employment report.

43.   Bonds, however, fell as investors awaited the January employment report, set for release Friday.

44.   Bond yields shot up and stocks fell when, two days later, the June employment report was released.

45.   Bonds fell Friday after the employment report.

46.   Bond prices rallied Friday as investors seemed to dismiss the third surprisingly strong employment report in a row.

47.   Bond yields moved lower within minutes after the employment report was released, continuing a dramatic downward spiral that began less than two weeks ago.

48.   Bonds Right after the employment report Friday, U.S. bonds initially fell.

49.   A broader outlook on jobs will come next Friday, when the Labor Department releases the employment report for May.

50.   A more complete picture of job growth will come next Friday when the Labor Department releases its employment report for July.