WASHINGTON — Home sales surged for the second month in a row in October, climbing to the highest level in 2z ye 1/2 r 1/3 as first-time buyers rush to take advantage of a tax credit that runs through April.
WASHINGTON — A lot more Americans are feeling stressed-out by debt during this holiday season, raising the glum likelihood that they’ll behave like Scrooge rather than Santa.
ORLANDO, Fla. — For retailers and holiday shoppers alike, this is a season of lowered expectations.
NEW YORK — Consumers got more serious about paying down their credit card debt this summer, a time when delinquencies usually go up.
Updated: 11/24/09 7:07 AM
Workers at Truck-Lite in Falconer involved in production of vehicular lighting and visibility products have been certified to apply for Trade Adjustment Assistance benefits.
Updated: 11/24/09 7:07 AM
DETROIT — The U. S. auto industry will recover only a little next year, weighed down by high unemployment and other troubles that will continue to limit economic growth, a top industry analyst said Monday.
Updated: 11/24/09 7:07 AM
NEW YORK — The stock market ended a three-day losing streak Monday, closing broadly higher as a weaker dollar and upbeat home sales numbers encouraged investors to take on more risk.
Updated: 11/24/09 7:07 AM
Personal injury and class-action law firm Siegel, Kelleher & Kahn is teaming up with a former state Supreme Court judge and a Rochester law firm to start a practice focused on investors who lost money in the stock market.
