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Inflation eased in March, with less expensive gas and food providing some relief to households stuggling under surging prices.

But core inflation was 5.6% in March

But core inflation was 5.6% in March

WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. consumer inflation eased in March, with less expensive gas and food providing some reli...

The Triads job market moved down slightly to 3.7% in February, the N.C. Commerce Department reported.

Some professional advice for homebuyers and sellers as our seller’s market becomes more evenly balanced and as this hot housing market begins to cool. What to expect as spring real estate sales begin.

East Tennessee State University is launching the inaugural Appalachian Highlands Economic Forum, an opportunity for those across the region interested in broad topics ranging from economic conditions and forecasts to

We pick apart our mixed-up economy. It’s one with high employment yet with layoffs underway. One with rising wages but with inflation that is beginning to decline. How is all this coming together and where are we headed? A closer look.

For the 14th consecutive year, the N.C. General Assembly did not provide minimum-wage workers with a pay raise upon the arrival of the new year on Sunday.

Georgians have been pinching pennies to get by during a rough economy, and the hard times are likely to continue — economists at the University of Georgia’s annual Georgia Economic Outlook say odds are high the nation will experience a recession in 2023.