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Rampant CRE Foreclosures Portend Something More Sinister. Financial markets closed the week mixed with the Nasdaq rising +1.4% and closing at a record high.

Across this nation we like to call the land of the free, there are an estimated 3 million high school seniors graduating this year. Among the young men and young women that we have collectively invested at least $120,000 a piece educating are DREAMers.

The coordinated use of taxable, tax-deferred and tax-free retirement accounts is critical to your post-working success and requires intentional planning.

By Emily Mayer When this area of Montana was first settled by Americans coming from some other place in the country or immigrants coming from far

I think often of my late friend Charles Wiley. My colleague David Ayers and I plotted to bring Charlie to Grove City College every spring semester for years. Students were enthralled by this extraordinarily colorful old guy holding forth with stories from his incredible life, beginning as a childhood actor

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. (PIX11) – Four veterans in New Jersey thought they were simply going to be recognized for their service. What ended up happening was a little bit more.  Eugene Holland, Michael Bongo, Bob Saiewitz and Joseph Hellerman live together at Brandywine Princeton in South Brunswick, where they received service medals from the State […]

Calling all volunteers — Uncle Sam needs your help preparing for the Memorial Day celebrations.

Amid all the woes of homelessness, exorbitant rents, asylum seekers consigned to tents and climate damage, this was a moment to relish being Irish

Republicans and Democrats will have a menu of candidates to choose from when they cast votes in the Tuesday, June 4 U.S. Senate primaries.

Personnel shortages are pushing big Swiss companies to recruit executives from abroad, specifically from the United States.