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Restaurant Industry Performance Remained Soft

added: 01-09-2008

Restaurant industry performance remained sluggish in July, as the National Restaurant Association's comprehensive index of restaurant activity stood below 100 for the ninth consecutive month. The Association's Restaurant Performance Index (RPI) - a monthly composite index that tracks the health of and outlook for the U.S. restaurant industry - stood at 98.3 in July, unchanged from its June level.

IBISWorld's Labor Day Employment Outlook: Best Paying States, Wage Growth & More

added: 01-09-2008

This Labor Day, as employment falls an average 66,000 jobs per month and unemployment is expected to rise to six percent by year's end, many people are wondering, "Where's the money?" IBISWorld takes a look at the latest U.S. employment trends, including the top performers, wealthiest regions and highest wage growth.

Slow Economy is Causing Flat or Lower Salary Expectations for Job Seekers

added: 31-08-2008

In addition to creating higher unemployment and job-loss fears among working professionals, the weakened U.S. economy is also casting a shadow on the psyches of job candidates and how aggressively they bargain for starting salaries when seeking new employment opportunities, according to a new monthly report from Jobfox.

Small Businesses Dissatisfied With Credit Card Processors

added: 30-08-2008

A new survey shows small businesses are dissatisfied with their credit card processing arrangements. Transparent Financial Services (TransFS)released the results of a survey that indicates many small businesses have little trust or loyalty to their credit card processor (also known as a merchant account provider).

Current Consumer Habits are Not Based on Price Alone

added: 30-08-2008

A new Rabobank "Food Retail" report finds consumer preferences are driven to 'extremes.' However, increased food prices could increase consumers' price sensitivity.

California's Tobacco Control Program Has Saved Billions in Medical Costs

added: 30-08-2008

A new scientific study finds that California's state tobacco control program saved $86 billion (in 2004 dollars) in personal health care costs in its first 15 years and provides important new evidence for states to increase spending on tobacco prevention and cessation programs.

Groundbreaking Research Profiles Women Business Owners

added: 30-08-2008

A two year study, commissioned by Jane Out of the Box, a research-based online resource community for female entrepreneurs, shows that all women business owners, though highly dynamic individuals, can be categorized as one of five types. The distinction between the categories, says the study, is based on women's choices in balancing personal and professional needs.

Employment and Unemployment Among Youth - Summer 2008

added: 29-08-2008

From April to July 2008, the number of employed youth 16 to 24 years old increased by 1.9 million to 21.0 million, the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor reported.

New Tax Credit Can Help Americans Build Long Term Wealth

added: 29-08-2008

A new $7,500 temporary first-time home buyer tax credit is expected to help millions of Americans take a fundamental first step toward accumulating personal wealth - owning their home.

Deloitte Report Recommends Careful Consideration of Global Tax Implications of IFRS Conversions

added: 29-08-2008

A new report issued by Deloitte strongly urges corporate tax executives to closely watch other countries' transition to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), which could have a significant bearing on global tax planning.

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