Economy, Business & Jobs

Examining the ties between income and happiness
How much money would you need to be happy? Some people think they can name the figure. But a recent article suggests that the link between money and happiness is a myth.The Daily Circuit, April 29, 2013
Small-business owners stand up for voice in political debate
As the American economy slowly recovers, we look at the role of small businesses and what their owners need to succeed.The Daily Circuit, May 22, 2013
NY attorney general threatens to sue Wells Fargo, Bank of America
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says he plans to sue Wells Fargo and Bank of America for violating terms of the $25 billion National Mortgage Settlement.The Daily Circuit, May 7, 2013
US auto industry is no longer all about the Big 3
Americans are buying cars again, four years after the Washington bailout of Detroit.The Daily Circuit, May 5, 2013
In North Dakota, oil boom brings growing pains
The news that the oil patch in North Dakota is much larger than originally estimated means that residents and officials there will have to face the challenges that accompany a boom.The Daily Circuit, May 2, 2013
Big jump for metro housing prices, construction activity
Twin Cities housing prices jumped 12 percent in the last year, according to the Case-Shiller Home Price Index, while a builders' association says residential construction activity is taking off.The Daily Circuit, May 1, 2013
Smooth test run on new light rail line
On Sunday, Metro Transit performed its first test of a light rail train car on the new Green Line, which will connect downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul.The Daily Circuit, April 29, 2013
A thriving informal economy skews official US picture
The shadow economy in the United States, consisting of off-the-books workers and unreported income, is booming.The Daily Circuit, April 29, 2013
Being a giver can help you get ahead in the long run
Are you a 'giver,' a 'taker' or a 'matcher?' Organizational psychologist Adam Grant has found that 'givers' are more likely to have long-term success than 'takers.'The Daily Circuit, April 22, 2013
Percentage of Americans in the workforce at lowest point since 1979
The labor force participation rate has been falling since the recession began and is now at its lowest point since 1979. Who's dropping out of the workforce and what can be done to fix it?The Daily Circuit, April 15, 2013
As tax deadline nears, five points to keep in mind
Don't let the snow fool you. It's the middle of April -- and that means your taxes are due. Soon. Tax experts offer some last-minute advice and some timeless observations.The Daily Circuit, April 11, 2013
For couples and money, here are three tips that won't work
Financial adviser Ruth Hayden discusses what it takes to have a healthy financial relationship and avoid money stress.The Daily Circuit, April 10, 2013
How to improve decision-making and keep from getting sidetracked
What does it take to be an effective decision-maker? Sometimes, it's the art of knowing when a decision is unnecessary.The Daily Circuit, April 9, 2013
Baby boomers hit hardest by the 'Great Recession'
The effects of the recession have been felt in all age groups, but recent statistics suggest that baby boomers may have been hit hardest of all.The Daily Circuit, April 7, 2013
The do's and dont's of social media and hiring
When it comes to a job candidate's social media profiles, some employers would rather remain in the dark.The Daily Circuit, April 8, 2013

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