The International Longshoremen Association and the U.S. Martime Alliance have temporarily averted an East Coast strike some say would further paralyze the economy.
The union and the major representative of the shipping lines have agreed to a 30-day extension in efforts to come to a contract agreement. This extension will end on January 28.
Washington can’t agree on legislation regarding the price of milk, and they’re prepared to pass the added expense on to you.
The current Farm Bill expired September 30, and...
Legislation that would cut the unemployment insurance tax rates that will be imposed on employers during the upcoming fiscal year was introduced in the Senate on Monday, a move that would help busines...
If you are in the early stages of possibly putting your house up for sale, than rest assured, next year may be the right time to do so. With the residential hous...
The stock market (Standard & Poor’s 500) next year will:
Rise 8% in 2013 (Scott Noyes)
Can go dramatically in either direction (Jerry A. Miccol...
Almost half of senior executives polled said they did not expect an agreement on the so-called "fiscal cliff" negotiations by year-end, according to a survey of more than 2,500 business leaders conduc...
BankofAmerica Merrill Lynch’s 10 stock choices for 2012 did darn well. Up 22.8% since Dec. 5, 2011. The Standard & Poor’s 500 rose only 12.5%....
Almost half of Americans (48 percent) indicate they are living paycheck to paycheck today in a new survey by online lender NetCredit.com and 44 percent are simply trying to stay current on bills or ho...
30-year mortgage below 4 pct. for first time ever
Rethinking money 101: Tough times add a twist to old financial tips
Remodeled Paramus Park draws smaller prototype stores
Revel casino embraces its environment - by partnering with agencies to help preserve the shoreline
Getting that first apartment: Recent grads defy odds in bad economy
Well-maintained Paterson home is sold in only a month
Business groups have mixed reaction to Port Authority toll hikes
