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THE FLENSBURGER FILES Black Friday: A Sign of Tradition, A Sign of the Times, or A Sign of Tyranny?
As I write this column entry, people in the USA as well as American expatriates residing in Europe, Australia, Asia and elsewhere are celebrating Thanksgiving. The holiday, which occurs every fourth...
Posted on 11/26/11 at 1:54 AM
ROVING REPORTER While the World Crumbles, a Peruvian Boom
Living in Peru, it can be tough to remember that much of the West is facing economic turmoil unlike anyone under the age of 80 has ever seen. The news of the world looks grim: Unemployment remains at ...
Posted on 8/17/11 at 3:26 PM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Most long-term jobless are baby boomers
You may have read recent reports about the growing ranks of the long-term unemployment, even though overall jobless numbers are improving. Nearly half (46 percent) of the long-term unemployed in the c...
Posted on 6/8/10 at 8:16 AM
COLUMN: Save an editorial cartoonist, a dying breed 
Bill Day is a top political cartoonist with more than 30 years of experience. But he’s also unemployed after being laid-off during the economic recession and is in danger of losing his home. CagleCartoons.com is now asking for contributions to help him.
By Daryl Cagle of CagleCartoons.com , November 27, 2012
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Census shows record gap between rich and poor
The recession technically ended in mid-2009, economists say, but U.S. Census data released Tuesday show the painful, lingering effects.
By Hope Yen , September 29, 2010
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One of four in Duluth below poverty level
More people in Duluth were living in poverty in 2009, according to the results of the latest U.S. Census American Community Survey released Tuesday.
September 29, 2010
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Patt Jackson: The axe man cometh ... but this time it’s personal
You can’t turn on the television or open a newspaper without hearing about another business cutting back or shutting its doors. It’s become a national epidemic, and certainly Duluth is not immune.
By Guest Columnist Patt Jackson , April 22, 2010
BIZ Blog: Need a haircut?
January 19, 2010
BIZ Blog: Tough times, great nails?
January 18, 2010
Biz blog: Retailers more friendly in poor economy
December 22, 2009
United Way donations fall, as more seek help
In Duluth, the people who have been most affected by the recession — and the local programs designed to help them cope — could be hurting even more in the next year because donations are down at the same time that demand for services is up.
December 17, 2009
Ralph Doty: Recalling the struggles of the Great Depression
My father, Russell C. Doty, has seen some mind-boggling changes in his lifetime, including nearly a dozen economic recessions and the Great Depression. He explains what living through that was like.
October 15, 2009
Ann Busche: ARRA is more than road construction
Even if you have never accessed food support benefits, health care assistance, emergency funds or other assistance programs in the past, it is possible you may be eligible to receive help now.
By Ann Busche , October 15, 2009
Recession boosts sales at consignment, resale stores
Consumers nationwide are discovering resale and consignment shops, hungry for quality clothing at recession-appropriate prices.
By Louise Ernewein , October 11, 2009
These local companies kept workers on the job
In the midst of the worst economic period since the Great Depression, Service Printers has actually added staff and overhead to bring in new business, even though its revenue was down and competitors were cutting employees — one of the highest expenses for any business.
October 04, 2009
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