-
ABC7 News
-
Accuweather
-
Video & Photos
-
ABC7 Extras
-
Marketplace
Explore abc7news.com Stories
Recent "economy" Stories, Video and Galleries
-
-
Stocks prices are closing mostly lower on Wall Street, giving the market its first weekly loss in a month.
-
-
Investors recovered their poise after a shaky start to trading on Wall Street that sent stocks sharply lower.
-
-
The National Retail Federation just released their survey on graduation gift trends and grads may get a boost.
-
-
The National Retail Federation released their survey on graduation gift trends and grads may get a boost.
-
-
J.C. Penney says it has secured a $2.25 billion loan, $500 million more than it had expected.
-
-
The City of Santa Clara is celebrating Tuesday's NFL announcement that Super Bowl L will be coming to the Bay Area.
-
-
The Oakland City Council is considering a partnership with Kiva, a micro-lending site to help small businesses get a start.
-
-
The Oakland City Council is considering a partnership with Kiva, a micro-lending site to help small businesses get a start.
-
-
Stocks are closing higher on Wall Street as investors bank on continued support from the Federal Reserve.
-
-
Small companies are taking the limelight on a choppy start to the week.
-
-
The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped 11 cents over the past two weeks.
-
-
According to the California EDD, the state's unemployment rate has fallen to 9 percent, which is the lowest level in 4 1/2 years.
-
-
According to the California EDD, the state's unemployment rate has fallen to 9 percent, which is the lowest level in 4 1/2 years.
-
-
U.S. stock indexes rose for the fourth week in a row. The Dow Jones industrial average soared to 121 points to close at 15,354.
-
-
Weak sales from Wal-Mart and discouraging economic reports resulted in a down day on the stock market.
-
-
Investors nudged the stock market to all-time highs Wednesday despite a handful of disappointing economic reports.
-
-
The stock market is back in record territory after an upturn in small-company stocks.
-
-
Stocks are closing little changed Monday as investors assess whether stock valuations are overstating the recent improvement in the economy.
-
-
Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
-
-
Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
-
-
Michael Finney found a cool website where you can make money by offering to do things for $5.
-
-
Michael Finney found a cool website where you can make money by offering to do things for $5.
-
-
Refinancing your mortgage can save you thousands of dollars. But beware, deceptive mortgages can cost you.
-
-
Refinancing your mortgage can save you thousands of dollars. But beware, deceptive mortgages can cost you.
-
7 On Your Side takes a look at what the latest bump up in real estate could mean for California and Bay Area homeowners.
-
Bloomberg lists the pay of 250 CEOs and how much they make in comparison to their average employee.
-
-
Nearly 400,000 unemployed California workers will be affected by sequester cuts that will reduce benefits by 18 percent on Sunday.
-
-
A federal bankruptcy judge has blocked a proposed $20 million severance payment for American Airlines CEO Tom Horton.
-
-
Ronald Regan's budget director David Stockman sat down with ABC7 News to explain his theory of the next possible economic crisis.
-
-
Ronald Regan's budget director David Stockman sat down with ABC7 News to explain his theory of the next possible economic crisis.
-
More summer school classes are being offered at California's community colleges.
-
-
Some taxpayers were stunned after learning just how much an Alameda County administrator will get every year when she retires.
-
-
Some taxpayers were stunned after learning just how much an Alameda County administrator will get every year when she retires.
-
America is pumping out more oil than it has in two decades. So why is the cost of gas still so high?
-
-
A former San Francisco supervisor wants Larry Ellison to make up a multimillion-dollar shortfall projected for the America's Cup.
-
-
California taxpayers said yes to Proposition 30, for education but now, lay-off notices are going out to hundreds of teachers anyway.
-
New numbers from the FBI show the toll that layoffs have taken on police departments across California.
-
-
Pre-qualified buyers will have a chance to snatch up condos at San Mateo's new Bay Meadows in a lottery this weekend.
-
-
Supervisor John Avalos is concerned about the cost of the America's Cup event and doesn't want the city to get stuck with the tab.
-
-
Supervisor John Avalos is concerned about the cost of the America's Cup event and doesn't want the city to get stuck with the tab.
-
-
Pre-qualified buyers will have a chance to snatch up condos at San Mateo's new Bay Meadows in a lottery this weekend.
-
One of the Bay Area's main tourist attractions is starting to feel the impact of the federal budget cuts.
-
-
Minimum wage workers in San Jose got a big raise Monday from $8 to $10 an hour, the biggest minimum wage increase in the country.
-
-
Minimum wage workers in San Jose got a big raise Monday from $8 to $10 an hour, the biggest minimum wage increase in the country.
-
-
A new survey finds couples are spending more money to get married compared to the start of the economic downturn.
-
-
The minimum wage in San Jose is increasing from $8 to $10 an hour today.
-
-
The Dow is closing at a record, beating the previous high it set in October 2007, before the financial crisis and the Great Recession.
-
-
The impact of the sequester cuts seems minimal so far, but that hasn't alleviated concerns by some over what's to come.
-
-
The sequester could have wide-ranging effects on unemployment benefits and school programs in California.
-
-
Barring a last-minute deal in Washington, $85 billion in automatic federal spending cuts will take effect by 9 p.m. Friday.
-
Most Popular
-
Most Viewed StoriesMost Viewed VideoMost Viewed Photos
