Economy

As we look at the end of 2013 most people born this year will live to see the year 2100. Imagine what they will see.

Montana Businesses will be paying a little less in taxes as the state moves into the holiday season.

The University of Montana's Bureau of Business and Economic Research has released the results of an extensive survey that questioned Montanans about health insurance.  The survey polled 4,662 Montanans between September 2011 and February 2012, and found that 20 percent did not have insurance.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A top White House economic adviser says the addition of 148,000 jobs in September is a sign of "solid" growth but forecasts worsening in October because of the 16-day partial government shutdown.

The Montana Department of Labor and Industry is out with its unemployment rate numbers for the month of August, and the offerings are extremely similar to the results in past months.

This year, 2013 is a real double whammy for folks who suffer from both “Triskaidekaphobia,” the fear of the number 13, and those with “Paraskavedekatriaphobia,” which is the fear of the actual day of Friday the 13th.

September marks the beginning of the long-awaited hunting seasons in Montana. In fact, several seasons are already underway.

These three gurus will be doing five hours of comment on business, politics, money, government, elections, gold, commodities and much more. Let your voice be heard.

Montana Gas prices went up again over the second week of August, but the rise appears to be slowing.

Montana Legislative Services Fiscal Analyst Stephanie Morrison has been studying the major sources of revenue for the state of Montana during the past fiscal year and says one source stood out significantly.