Monthly Archives: December 2009

We looked at Money’s top 100 Best Places to Live and found these lucky towns that also enjoy jobless rates far below the 10% national average.

1. The plans can be good deals

A new proposal to curb global warming could jumpstart stalled Senate greenhouse gas discussions and put an average of $1,100 a year back into the pockets of American consumers.

Stocks churned late Wednesday, pulling back from 2009 highs hit just two days earlier, as a stronger dollar and some end-of-the-year wariness kept the market treading water.

You’d think that 2009 would have been a great year for telecom stocks, right?

So much for Wall Street sobering up.

Amazon.com had the happiest customers this holiday season, according to a survey from ForeSee Results released Wednesday.

Time Warner Cable said Wednesday that it is willing to bring its ongoing fee dispute with Fox Network to binding arbitration in order to reach a resolution.

Retail sales surged 8.8% during the week that included Christmas, although foot traffic was down slightly, according to an industry group report issued Wednesday.

The U.S. International Trade Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to impose new tariffs on imports of Chinese steel piping.