Neiman Marcus Sees Net Income Surge In Q3
Department store operator Neiman Marcus said its third-quarter profit more than doubled in another sign that luxury retailers are recovering.
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Department store operator Neiman Marcus said its third-quarter profit more than doubled in another sign that luxury retailers are recovering.
In 1849, finding gold at Sutter's Mill set off a historic Gold Rush to California. Today, though, businesses are leaving that state to seek their fortunes elsewhere: Many of which are coming to Texas.
With the national unemployment rate at 8.2 percent, single mother Heather Morris took drastic measures to give her son and herself a chance at a better future. She's heading to boot camp soon.
Experts and business leaders are set to attend a conference on economic growth at the George W. Bush Institute.
The big kick-off for the Rangers season may be a needed score for the city of Arlington. Rangers Ballpark in Arlington hosted record crowds for its home opening weekend. But next door, Cowboys Stadium faces the possibility of no pro football games.
December 2009 North Texas unemployment dropped to 7.9-percent from 9.2-percent, but state numbers are worse and more people are out of work. Many hope the New Year will bring new luck in landing a job.
The jobless rate in Texas has increased for the second straight month despite improvement in the number of jobs.
Just as Americans started worrying less about jobs and money, they got something new to fret about -- more traffic.
Home prices are dropping fastest in the nation's largest cities, and are expected to keep falling next year.
Federal tax cuts are just days from their expiration date. If they expire, North Texans could be sending the government a lot more money.
The state's top three elected officials asked Texas agencies Tuesday to plan for additional cuts of 2.5 percent as lawmakers address a budget shortfall expected to exceed $20 billion.
Many shoppers plan to spend more money this Christmas than last. But a more year-long spending trend is spilling into the holiday season, and it won't help the economy.
The day before Thanksgiving is a top alcohol sales day. The pre-holiday is also believed to be an indicator of what retailers can expect consumers to do, and spend, next month.
According to a new study by the Brookings Institute, the poverty rate in America's suburbs has increased by almost 40 percent in the last decade. In fact, almost a third of our nation's poor live in the suburbs.