Blog posts filed under "economy"

Saying goodbye to one workplace, and beginning the search for the next.

Carve out an exciting a new career in the 140-character economy.

Finally someone on TV takes a closer look at Rick Santelli's much-hyped bailout rant.

The recession is Rep. Paul Ryan's chance to become more visible, and he's taking it.

AIG has succeeded wildly at one thing: Keeping families up at night.

The company hopes to hire 55 more employees in sales, maintenance and repair and administration by March 1.

An economy works thanks to the magic of money changing hands -- from you, to the savings and loan, to your neighbor, to the real estate agent -- the faster, the better.

The Great Recession makes me consider becoming a monk -- a monk with a Snuggie, a Slanket, and a Heat Surge.

If Gwyneth Paltrow wants to be the Thin White Next Oprah, she may need to kick her GOOP down a notch.

If we play a role in creating the world and our own future in it, then the part where we toss our crystal ball back and forth between the one hand and the other hand is crucial.

Steve Dahl called me to say that CBS Radio is canceling his show, so I am losing my job.

The Dow drops 679 points and throng of Obama supporters gathers in downtown Racine. ABC World News, here in our city to cover the election, shows none of this.

A tightening knot and a plummeting bird: The bottom has just fallen out of America's economy.

Andrew J. Bacevich tells Bill Moyers that America's profligacy and its imperial presidency are leading the nation into big trouble.

A 20-minute video looks at global consumerism, limited resources, and waste.