Without precedent, Tennessee's economic recovery comes with many questions Updated Oct 22, 2020 Gov. Bill Lee visits McEwen, TN as the state began its reopening process in early May.
Without precedent, Tennessee's economic recovery comes with many questions Kara HartnettUpdated Apr 19, 2021 Experts and state officials told the State Funding Board on Wednesday that Tennessee's economy will likely bottom out during the third quarter…
Development '2013 rates to be a disaster regardless who wins' Geert De Lombaerde Jun 25, 2012 Mike Shedlock says another recession is all but guaranteed for the U.S. economy. Between slowing job growth, global warnings signs and the pro…
Home Fed paper: First-half '12 recession chances above 50% Geert De Lombaerde Nov 14, 2011 A trio of researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco have written that the European debt crisis' potential to derail the U.S. ec…
Home The winning occupations Geert De Lombaerde Sep 8, 2011 Mike Mandel has tallied some detailed employment data to see the types of jobs that have kept growing since the recession ended. His research …
Development Someone tell me why this won't be a self-fulfilling prophecy Geert De Lombaerde Jun 16, 2011 Almost half of the people polled recently by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal say we're headed for another recession. That suggests consum…
Home Double-dip chances Erin Lawley Jun 7, 2011 It's about 1 in 167, according to a New York Federal Reserve model.
Small biz confidence at a high Erin Lawley Mar 8, 2011 Confidence among small companies in the U.S. hit a three-year high in February on etter hiring and sales expectations. The NFIB optimism index…
Home $100 oil and the recovery Erin Lawley Feb 24, 2011 Will $100 a barrel oil prices hurt the economic recovery? Not likely, writes Stephen Gandel for The Curious Capitalist. Although the $100 mark…
Home Jobless claims better than expected Erin Lawley Feb 10, 2011 First-time claims for unemployment insurance fell last week to their lowest level since July 2008 -- decreasing by 36,000 to 383,000. Economis…