Economic data say the Federal Reserve has reason to continue to be patient when it considers its economic support in the week ahead.
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Americans have shaved off more than $100 billion of credit card debt during the coronavirus pandemic and, as vaccines raise hopes for a more open and mobile life again, we all need a plan to keep from diving back into debt.
By Tom Hudson
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The Kingsport Board of Education approved the D-B EXCEL finance deal; Assistant Superintendent of Schools Andy True addressed the COVID-19 cases after Thursday's school board meeting.
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In a 16-8 vote, Sullivan Commission approves $80 million for jail
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are higher Friday after a slightly weak jobs report reassures investors that the Federal Reserve probably won't ra…
NEW YORK (AP) — An optimistic statement from the Federal Reserve sent the dollar up and gold prices down Wednesday as traders prepared for ris…
KINGSPORT -- The City of Kingsport recently sold $26 million in bonds to fund its 2015 capital projects list, from the new ball field complex …
NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market rose Wednesday after the Federal Reserve told investors to expect low interest rates for a while yet, pushing…
