1.   An employment report released Friday showed the U.S. economy was growing without accelerating inflation.

2.   A General Accounting Office report released Thursday shows that some gains are being made in the battle against a telemarketing scam known as cramming.

3.   A government report released today also indicated new home sales slowed in March, easing concern the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next month, analysts said.

4.   A Los Angeles city housing report released Thursday stated that vacancies in the recovering neighborhoods are now lower than before the quake.

5.   A new report released today shows that people in the Midwest are most likely to contribute to private charities.

6.   A report released this morning showed falling private consumption, a further signal of the weakness of the economy.

7.   A report released Wednesday by a committee of experts commissioned by the National Research Council recommended such a combined approach.

8.   A separate report released today suggested U.S. manufacturing activity rebounded in April following the end of a strike against General Motors Corp.

9.   A separate report released today suggested manufacturing activity rebounded in April following the end of a strike against General Motors Corp.