Consumers view April and May a "bad time time to buy needed items," according to Bloomberg.
While most Americans think we are still in recession, economist Mike Norman thinks otherwise.
We rounded up the poorest counties from each state in America and found some interesting trends.
A recent study from Men’s Health shows that the recession made men happier at home, but less happy with their careers and finances.
Not every industry struggled during the recession and the recovery. A few like health care and online publishing actually enjoyed rapid growth.
A slideshow presentation from the Treasury Department includes one slide highlighting all the challenges that remain for the economy. It’s a frightening image, ...
The minimum wage dances on the high-tension wire strung between the desire to promote maximum employment and the need to ensure a living wage for all Americans. Here ...
Changes in the gross domestic product from one quarter to the next can give you unique insight into whether the labor market is improving or getting worse.
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The average price of a U.S. home has declined by one-third since 2006, but the good news is that things should be getting better in the not-too-distant future.
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The economy may still seem bleak to many, but there are several glimmers of hope that suggest that 2012 may be a good year after all.

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