Business and Economic News

Ready to start your own craft brewery? You might be too late
So you think that beer you brewed in your kitchen is ready for prime time? You're not the only one with dreams infused with hops and malting barley. During the past couple of years, new breweries were being launched at the rate of three a day in the U.S.
July 4th bargains to appreciate on a budget
Record numbers of Americans are expected to be traveling over the long holiday weekend. Both gasoline prices and air fares are down from 2015, making holiday trips more affordable for millions.
State Fair job seekers flock to fair
Every year the fair hires several thousand temporary workers. This summer, organizers are making an extra effort to find them. They held the first ever State Fair job fair Wednesday.
The clashing economic prescriptions of Clinton and Trump
The two candidates sketched out their dueling economic visions last week, highlighting their clashing ideas for energizing growth and hiring. However, some similarities between the two emerged as well, easily overlooked amid the back-and-forth.