Each side made sizable campaign contributions in New York state as a retail jobs tax credit got stitched into a minimum wage bill.
While Facebook, Google and Twitter kept runners, fans and their families informed and in touch, fast-spreading misinformation and publicity ploys exposed their shortcomings.
Along with McDonald's and Wal-Mart, it's aiding employee education. A peek at post-college employment trends shows why.
Teens are less likely to be your cashier or burger flipper as more experienced Americans scramble for jobs.
Pot smokers are expected to flock to Colorado and Washington, where voters legalized the recreational use of cannabis in November.
Some economists say Americans making $3 million or more can handle a levy of up to 66% with no harm.
A generation of college grads, who owe more than $1 trillion, may have to postpone buying a home indefinitely.
Brewers let their creativity percolate this weekend, competing on signature beverages and technical skills.
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