YoungMoney: Is your city No. 1 for Millennials?

Where are Millennials living since the recession? A recent analysis of Census data by the Brookings Institution found that the nation’s capital became the No. 1 place young adults moved from 2009 to 2012, in part for the job opportunities. What other cities are popular among young professionals? Watch YoungMoney to see whether your city made the list.

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No, The American Consumer Is Not Back

NEW HAVEN – The spin-doctors are hard at work talking up America’s subpar economic recovery. All eyes are on households. Thanks to falling unemployment, rising home values, and record stock prices, an emerging consensus of forecasters, market participants, and policymakers has now concluded that the American consumer is finally back.

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Alberta economy to remain vibrant, powered by big-spending consumers

The Alberta government is banking that population growth, job creation, and rising consumer spending will continue this year, in spite of the deep discount now battering Alberta oil.

On Thursday, the Redford government predicted the province’s economy will grow 2.9 per cent in 2013, in spite of a weaker price outlook for Alberta bitumen that has led to a more cautious approach to energy investment in the province.

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