Current Financially News Results

Ohioans 13th-most distressed financially - Columbus Dispatch
In a state where unemployment tops 10 percent and families struggle to get by, this was probably expected: Ohio consumers are more financially distressed than the average U.S. consumer, according to a study ...

Gulfport attorney offers advice for those hurt financially by oil spill - WLOX
GULFPORT, MS (WLOX) - If you are thinking about filing a claim or lawsuit against BP, here's some free advice from trial attorney Joe Sam Owen of Gulfport. He wants everyone to know that this falls under the Oil ...

Financially strapped Wyatt facility hires Conn.’s top corrections official - Providence Journal
CENTRAL FALLS — The struggling Donald W. Wyatt Detention Facility , which has seen a steady drop in its prisoner population this summer, has hired the top Corrections Department official in Connecticut as warden with a ...

Executive editor says deal under way to sell financially troubled Washington Times - Washington Examiner
WASHINGTON — The executive editor of The Washington Times says the owner of the financially-troubled newspaper has reached a preliminary agreement to sell the paper to a company affiliated with the Unification Church ...

How to Survive Financially After a Job Loss - Associated Content
Number 1 - Don't Panic. Job loss is a fact of life; just about everyone loses a job at some point or other in his or her work life. You will survive, and things may even turn out for the better. Keep your ...

Giase: Missing out financially is Mike Petke's only regret as Red Bulls defender ... - NJ.com
He is the franchise’s last link to the good old days, when Major League Soccer was new — and naive — and just trying to survive day to day and year to year. The news of Mike Petke’s retirement at ...

Chancellor: UC Berkeley more secure financially - San Jose Mercury News
BERKELEY, Calif.—University of California, Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau says the school is more secure financially at the start of this school year compared to last year and plans to hire more ...