The most recent peanut product recalls from the Food and Drug Administration

Specific types of peanut brittle and energy bars are included in the recalls.

AAA reports the average statewide price for a gallon of regular has risen about 11 cents in the past month.

It’s hard to look for a job these days and not turn to the Internet.  You can post your resume online and make it available to thousands of possible employers.  But other people could also be looking at your resume and these people aren’t offering a paycheck.

Unemployment numbers for January are due out today, and if economist’s predictions are right, they’ll be the highest in nearly two decades.  Sandra Endo has information on how to make the process of filing for unemployment benefits as easy as possible.

The nation’s retailers are reporting dismal January sales as shoppers dig deep into survival mode and curtail their spending as they grapple with rising layoffs and shrinking retirement accounts.

U.S. Post Office wants to cut delivery by a day.

The economic outlook is uncertain, and its been a blow to many working families.  Now more families are finding it difficult to stay afloat.

Experts say some of the same rules for cutting calories also apply to consumers trying to cut credit card debt.

People across the country are receiving their W-2 forms.
They are not wasting any time filing especially if a refund is involved.

The average monthly cell phone bill is about $49.00.  But many people easily talk and text away much more than that.  Who wouldn’t like to dial back their cell phone bill?  The question is how do you do that and still keep the service you need?  The answer is as close as the internet.

Lab tests confirm new cases of salmonella that are the same as the outbreak strain that’s been linked to peanut butter and reported in 43 states.  And now a leading pet supply retailer has recalled some of its products as a precaution.  Concerns are growing and so is the list of companies that have issued voluntarily recalls of items made with peanut butter.

The Georgia Department of Labor reported today that the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 8.1 percent in December, the highest rate in almost 26 years.  The jobless rate was up 3.6 percentage points from 4.5 percent at this same time last year.  The December unemployment rate was up seven-tenths of one percentage point from a revised 7.4 percent in November. 

The recession is forcing more people to save and even try to make a buck.  They’re turning to Consignment Stores.

Postal Officials rethinking their work schedules.  The economy is to blame.