Economy

A caller wanted to know how to debate a friend about tariffs. Shane gave him the argument to use.

Before the market wrap up Tom, Shane and City Commissioner Jeff Krauss took listeners calls about deficits, government spending and the tax cuts.

Since I host a weekly business show I should do a business blog now and then. Here are some tips I give my clients on how to find customers in the newspaper.

The Montana Legislature’s Select Committee on State Settlement Accountability met for the first time this past week, but not everyone showed up.

Mike McCormick joined Tom Egelhoff and Shane Montalban for this weeks market wrap up.

There are a lot of public construction projects underway in Missoula right now that involve steel, a commodity that has taken center stage in trade negotiations between the U.S. and China.

On Wednesday, April 4, China released a list of 106 proposed tariffs on U.S. goods and although most of the country was buzzing about the 25 percent tariff on soybeans, the commodities that have Montana producers most concerned are durum wheat and beef products

Lots of topics on the table — markets, oil, gold, international markets, immigration, Trump language, and the continuing ramifications of the tax bill.

On the December 30th edition of Open for Business Tom and Shane dust off their crystal ball and take a look into what to look forward to in 2018.

Bozeman is not a cheap place to live. When there are vacant lots selling in the mid $300 thousand dollar range that should give you some clue about our economy.