by Adam Hilliard on October 17, 2011
Not great, but good enough. That’s the prognosis for the 2011 holiday season according to the National Retail Federation, with sales expected to increase 2.8 percent to $465.6 billion.
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by Erin Scobie on October 7, 2011
The student to teacher ratio in America is going to become more lopsided than ever as teachers across the country continue to be laid off due to budget cuts.
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by Erin Scobie on October 5, 2011
As the Occupy Wall Street protests enter their third week, the movement is gathering support from more than just the grassroots college scene.
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by Lee Avery on October 3, 2011
Washington has raised its minimum wage, already the highest in the nation at $8.67, to $9.04 in the following year. Other states have decided to follow suit.
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by Curtis White on September 27, 2011
One of the most interesting ideas being bandied around involves the raising of minimum wage. This runs counter to a lot of traditional thinking.
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by Derek Campbell on September 22, 2011
A new survey has estimates a 5.3 percent increase in the cost of health care benefits in 2012. While it is actually the lowest predicted rise in 15 years…
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by Jennifer Case on September 20, 2011
Rather than lay off thousands of government workers, President Barack Obama announced a proposal which would cease mail delivery on Saturdays.
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by Lee Avery on September 13, 2011
President Barack Obama has stated his intentions to sign a patent reform bill which was voted through Congress on September 8th and could create 200,000 jobs.
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Adam Hilliard
A business journalist for over 30 years, Hilliard received his MA from Stanford's School of Journalism.
Branford Lyles
After earning his MBA from Northwestern University, Lyles began blogging about investment opportunities in Silicon Valley.
Curtis White
A licensed CPA, White has worked primarily as an accountant for small businesses in the Detroit area.
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