Hiring remains steady in new jobs report
The jobs recovery continued to crawl forward in January, as employers hired 157,000 workers, the Labor Department said Friday.
The jobs recovery continued to crawl forward in January, as employers hired 157,000 workers, the Labor Department said Friday.
Home prices in 20 major U.S. cities were up 5.5% in November compared to a year earlier, their biggest jump in more than six years.
Millions of Americans are missing out on billions in forgotten cash.
A new report from George Mason University shows the number of sales in each quarter of 2012 in Central Virginia surpassed those from 2011.
Shares of the New York Times were slightly lower in early trading, suggesting that investors were not taking the report all that seriously.
The rate now sits at 5.5 percent down from 5.6 percent. That’s the lowest rate the commonwealth has had in four years.
Consumers paid modestly higher prices for gas, food and shelter in 2012, but overall inflation was more subdued than in 2011
A Utah business owner is taking the political views of his customers into consideration when ringing up purchases, by charging liberals more!
Some studies are showing one in four Americans are using 401K retirement money to pay for current expenses.
Water levels in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron fell to record low levels for December, and are expected to break the all-time low sometime in the next few months.
Virginia ABC stores sold more than $4 million cases of wine, spirits and liquor in 2012.
The party is over on Wall Street.
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