Detroit's unemployment rate drops below 7% for first time since 2000
City officials say the rate fell to 6.4% in November, marking the first time it fell below 7% in 20-plus years.
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City officials say the rate fell to 6.4% in November, marking the first time it fell below 7% in 20-plus years.
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