How companies weed out your online job applications The job search process has changed drastically with technology as job seekers can send out their resumes to companies around the country through online job applications. But with that ease comes a major barrier to reaching your dream job.The Daily Circuit, February 27, 2013
Legislature considering increase to minimum wage Bills that would increase Minnesota's minimum wage have been introduced in both houses of the state Legislature, and hearings will be held Monday to examine the impact of an increase.The Daily Circuit, February 25, 2013
A look at the underemployed college graduate While many college grads are now finding work, many are still underemployed. About half of college graduates who do have jobs are working in positions that don't require a college degree.The Daily Circuit, February 18, 2013
Has American innovation stalled? A feature in The Economist last month posed the question, "Has the ideas machine broken down?" In other words, have innovation and technology stopped driving economic growth worldwide?The Daily Circuit, February 17, 2013
Sin taxes and the deficit There's been much debate in recent months over the best way to reduce the nation's deficit, but one local doctor says he believes sin taxes could help solve our fiscal crisis and promote healthier lifestyles.The Daily Circuit, January 15, 2013
Do government tax incentives spur economic growth? As the session kicks off at the Minnesota Legislature, we'll look at tax incentives and economic development incentives in the state. What are these incentives? Do they really work to add jobs and maintain a competitive business climate?The Daily Circuit, January 14, 2013
Why are investors in like with Facebook again? If you're a casual observer of the stock market, the last time you tuned in to what was happening with Facebook's stock was probably last May, when its share price was diving daily. What a difference several months make.January 12, 2013
Rolling Jubilee program abolishing personal debt If you get a letter in the mail claiming your debt has been forgiven, you might want to hold onto it. A project called Rolling Jubilee is going into the debt market, buying people's debt for pennies on the dollar and abolishing it.The Daily Circuit, December 21, 2012