New Hampshire Shops Hope Primary Is A Boon For Business
If the New Hampshire primary is now the buzz of the state, local businesses hope it will also be a boon.
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If the New Hampshire primary is now the buzz of the state, local businesses hope it will also be a boon.
U.S. Sen. Scott Brown criticized fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives for voting against legislation that would have prevented a Social Security payroll tax increase for 160 million workers on Jan. 1.
The New Hampshire Division of Economic Development is encouraging residents to shop at smaller stores in support of local businesses for its Small Business Saturday promotion.
Senator Scott Brown is urging Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to move quickly to bring some kind of jobs bill to the floor of the Senate for a vote.
State Senator Steven Tolman, the new leader of the state AFL-CIO, says he will resign his legislative seat after the Senate votes on the casino gambling bill.
If shoppers are so intent on saving money, why are so many making these little mistakes that can add up big?
Business confidence is at a low ebb, and spectacles like the all-out partisan warfare being wallowed in by both parties don't help the situation.
On one hand, you have those who are terrified, and on the other, those who see an opportunity. And it's all based on their ages.
According to the latest financial security index from Bankrate.com, more people are cutting back on their spending.
A Lot of baby boomers are betting on the value of their home to help get them through retirement. But the money they were banking on might not be there.
I have a constructive suggestion for the Congress and the White House that could help the situation – do nothing.
New England apple growers are hoping for the best as Hurricane Irene approaches.
The economy has taken a toll on many areas of the country and the game of golf is no different as fewer people are playing.
The recent economic volatility has only compounded a problem many face in the workforce. They are unhappy in their jobs but they feel trapped by the poor job market.
Texas Governor Rick Perry blew a kiss to Mitt Romney after the two traded barbs on their jobs record.
U.S. housing officials are reopening the bidding on contracts to administer a key federal affordable housing program in Massachusetts.
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In relation to the trillion dollar estimates made by both the Senate and the House,what was the longshot figure that the stock market lost over the past week? My feeling is that the trillions lost in the market exceeded the trillions that the Senate and House were squabbling about. - Stan
According to a new report, economic growth in Massachusetts has outpaced the nation for four consecutive quarters.
The Massachusetts' congressional delegation is protesting a warning from a major credit rating agency that they might downgrade the credit ratings of several municipalities in the state. Moody's Investors Service announced it would review the possible downgrade of U.S. municipalities and other institutions due to the indirect effects of the possible downgrade of federal government bonds because of the ongoing impasse over the federal debt limit. Moody's has listed 162 local governments in 31 states.
