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The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified by the states on August 18, 1920, the 19th amendment granted women the right to vote.

Now you'll never miss a broadcast of Open for Business with Tom and Shane. Keep up to date on events each week that affect your money.

Will the Fed up the interest rate in their March meeting? How much growth is expected in the first quarter with all the hourly raises and bonuses of companies?

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

On the January 6th edition of Open for Business Mike McCormick, Shane Montalban and Tom Egelhoff review the week in business for KMMS listeners.

Troy Downing, Republican Candidate for US Senate, paid a visit to the Saturday Edition of Open for Business hosted by Tom Egelhoff.

Eighty-two possible candidates were reduced to six and after several interviews the Commission selected Surratt as their unanimous choice.

While watching the reports of the arguments, for and against, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) before the Supreme Court, I thought back to President Obama’s visit to Montana in 2009. His speech, delivered in the hanger of what was then Gallatin Field, was peppered with comments about the evils of healthcare providers and health insurance companies From the president’s perspective, the insurance compa

Tom Egelhoff, host of "Open for Business" on Saturdays, 11-2 PM on KMMS has been invited to contribute to a new book from the "Your Business" TV show on MSNBC. An MSNBC producer contacted Tom for permission to use a quote from an article written on Tom's 14 year old web site www...

"There are no guarantees. Circuit City, Montgomery Ward, Linens & Things, Mervyn's have all gone out of business."