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KDKA Radio's Chris Moore talks with W.E. Pollock.
KDKA Radio's Chris Moore talks with Dr. Jack Rasmus, noted economics expert, about the state of the economy.
KDKA Radio's Chris Moore talks with William Black, professor of economics and law and author of "The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One."
A record field of more than 25,000 runners will take part in the 2012 Pittsburgh Marathon.
National Career Fairs is holding a job fair at the Clarion Hotel on Holiday Drive in Pittsburgh on March 22.
Pittsburgh is no stranger to big time sporting events. But a new one, that's expected to attract thousands of people from all over the world, is heading to town. It's a mix of music and sports.
One of the President's top economic advisers was in town Wednesday. United State Department of Commerce Secretary John Bryson said he's excited about the economic growth happening right here in Pittsburgh.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek discusses the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protests with Wayne Allen Root, former Libertarian Vice-Presidential Candidate.
With the introduction of a new collaborative effort, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl hopes to expand the city as a leader in technology and economic growth.
President Obama is expected to outline a more than $400 billion American Jobs Act tonight in a speech to Congress and the American public. And there's only one topic on most people's minds.
KDKA AM's Larry Richert talks to a WVU professor about a report showing huge economic benefits from Marcellus Shale.
KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino talks to Rick Applegate from First Commonwealth Financial Advisors and Jayme Meredith from Hefren-Tillotson.
Jack Rasmus, Ph.D., Political Economy, is author of several books on Political Economy in the United States. He spoke with Chris Moore about the economy, the deficit and took calls from listeners.
Republican Keith Rothfus gives his take on government problems and running against Jason Altmire
For weeks, economists have been warning that prices for food and clothing could go up by as much as two to six percent this year. However, some are now predicting prices will fall.
