by Angela Palumbo | May 8, 2021 | Economy
Audio: Are Unemployment Benefits to Blame for Dismal Jobs Report? The American job market hit a slow down in April, going against economists predictions and causing debate as to what the best steps are for economic recovery moving forward. U.S. employers added...
by Cheyenne Ligon | May 3, 2021 | Economy
By CHEYENNE LIGON The United States Census Bureau will release the international trade report on Tuesday, which will contain data from the month of March. Economists expect to see a further widening in the trade deficit as the domestic economy continues to rebound,...
by Angela Palumbo | Apr 29, 2021 | Economy
The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release the personal income report on Friday. Economists expect a major increase in personal income and consumer spending in March, after a slight decrease in February. Based on the $1,400 stimulus checks, increased vaccine...
by Gabriel Poblete | Apr 26, 2021 | Economy
With the Case-Shiller numbers for February being released in the morning, virtually all signs indicate that the latest release of the index, which measures changes in single-family home prices, will show accelerated growth, the trend that’s been in place since the...
by Gabriel Poblete | Apr 19, 2021 | Economy
Joseph Quisol had already been accustomed to working remotely. A freelancer who makes a living in website design and business consultation, as well as a singer-songwriter under the moniker, Jae Quisol, his move to the Bay Area had mostly been motivated by...
by Natalie Peart | Apr 18, 2021 | Economy
In the early days of the pandemic, business slow downs or closures meant less revenue or none at all. For Craig Forester, it meant a surprise increase in sales. Forester is the Operations Manager of Rex Lumber Company, a third generation hardwood and tropical lumber...
