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What happens inside the Performing Arts Center at Georgia Southern University reaches far beyond the stage. From regional dance competitions filling local hotels and restaurants to community ...

WASHINGTON, May 28 (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth was not a strong as initially thought in the first quarter, and momentum is set to slow this quarter, with the war with Iran stoking inflation and ...

The biggest economic buzzword of the last few years is “K-shaped.” CEOs, economists and lawmakers all use the letter K to describe the divergence between the haves and have-nots in America’s economy, ...

Rod Duarte, the business banking officer at Peoples Bank of Commerce in Klamath Falls, was voted to serve on the South-Central Oregon Economic Development District (SCOEDD) board during a Monday, May ...

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The US has enjoyed dramatically larger economic growth so far this year than most other large developed countries in the world, economic data shows. US gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 2% in ...

The United Nations is considering 31 new indicators to “complement and go beyond” the world’s main measure of economic growth, gross domestic product (GDP). The proposed annual indicators include ...

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Middle-income Americans are pulling back, splitting from the top earners who are still driving the majority of growth. The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it’s no longer just a ...

The U.S. national debt crossed 100 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) at the end of March, with signs that it might cross the record of 106 percent of GDP reached immediately after World War II.