Katrina could cost 400,000 jobs: report
7th Sep 2005, 20:00 GMT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The damage from Hurricane Katrina could include up to 400,000 lost jobs and slower U.S. growth, a congressional report said on Wednesday, as President George W. Bush sought $51.8 billion in fresh aid for the disaster zone.
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