Nearly half (48 percent) of attorneys interviewed feel networking is the most effective way to find work in the legal field. Read more »

Fixed mortgage rates have largely gone unchanged. Read more »

NEW YORK -- More than 64,000 students graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees in accounting in the 2006-07 school year, according to a new report by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.... Read more »

WASHINGTON -- Older workers without other health care insurance options are more likely to defer retirement to stay covered under their employer's plan, according to an analysis by Watson Wyatt Worldwide,... Read more »

Employers may now be at risk of being sued by individual 401(k) participants. Read more »

A major campaign of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in offshore fields will be crucial for sustaining the world's future oil supply Read more »

While the nation's current level of mortgage distress seems reminiscent of the Great Depression, a closer examination reveals the underlying causes are far from similar. Read more »

The American Bakers Association participated in the Joint Economic Committee hearing on how high food prices are impacting American families. Read more »

Economic concerns among consumers will limit the growth to more modest levels, according to Parks Associates' Consumer Electronics Purchases: Quarterly Monitor. Read more »

Self-employed women differ from their wage and salary earning counterparts in several human capital areas. Read more »