By Madhura Karnik Existing home sales declined marginally for February although remained relatively higher than the sales reported the same time last year, a sign […]
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Former Fed Chairman Argues Against Partisan Gridlock
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker came to Cooper Union yesterday to argue that members of Congress put aside partisan differences and work to reduce […]
Big Cost of Small Business
Samantha Bailey-Champagnie has worked in finance for years and is also the treasurer for two-non profit agencies, making her well equipped to co-manage a small […]
Gas Surcharges Haven’t Added To Commodities, CPI Shows
By Menglin Huang| Mar 16, 2012 Higher gas prices in February drove headline consumer prices up by the most in 10 months. But outside of […]
Consumers Remain Unfazed by Higher Gas Prices
With retail sales the highest they’ve been in five months, rising gasoline prices don’t seem to be fazing consumers, yet. Retail sales rose 1.1% in […]
Two Markets in Southwest Florida – The Islands and Everyone Else
This graph shows different price rebounds in Southwest Florida. By Jackie Snow The average single-family home prices rose over 30 percent in Lee County in […]
Some Manufacturers Help Produce Their Own Workers
By Ken Christensen Chris Napoleon expects his factory to grow, but there aren’t enough qualified workers to help him do it. The U.S. manufacturing sector […]
Refinancing – Is it Enough to Revive the Housing Market?
By Madhura Karnik President Obama has been trying really hard to revive the collapsed US housing market and to help US homeowners through various programs […]
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Boeing Ready For Take Off This Year
While Airbus made headlines at the end of last year–marking its biggest ever share of the global market with more than 1400 orders–a recent EU […]