By MarketWatch MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE The U.S. created a modest 157,000 jobs in January and the unemployment rate ticked up to 7.9%, but the economy added one-third of a million more jobs in 2012 than previously estimated, with a large chunk coming in the final months of the year. See full story. How to create more jobs in 2013 With GDP in decline, and employment numbers due out from the Labor Department on Friday, the big question on the minds of many Americans is how their jobs will fare in 2013. See full story. Five ways to help boost U.S. job creation Nobody is really sure how to crank up the great American jobs machine to match the performance of the mid-1980s or late 1990s, but economists point to a number of things that could help improve hiring. See full story. Will RIM’s name change boost its stock? Would a stock by any other name sell as sweet? Here’s how some prominent brands fared in the 12 months after changing their tickers. See full story. 5 ways online photos get stolen It used to be the worst fate a snapshot could suffer was getting shoved in a shoe box. But on the Internet, discarded old photos may end up getting used in advertisements, to create fake girlfriends for football stars, or in the case of one Texas woman, on a porn site. Here are 5 cautionary tales of private photos being used in unwanted, public ways. See full story. MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE Would a stock by any other name sell as sweet? Here’s how some prominent brands fared in the 12 months after changing their tickers.

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