The story of New Jersey is one of stability and modest growth.

It's not disastrous, but it suggests pretty sluggish growth. The state unemployment rate has pretty much trended upward since May.

The greatest threat to long-term fiscal stability in American is the unsustainable growth of entitlement spending.

The UK housing market is set for a period of broad stability... low single digit growth is expected to be the norm across most of the country.

All of it is part of our growth mode. Now that we do have some stability, we have the opportunity to continue to bring people the broadest selection of Levi's that we can get them.

We've had good economic stability in the UK and steady growth, and much of this is down to that decision.