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10 hours ago · WASHINGTON (AP) – An inflation gauge closely watched by the Federal Reserve rose slightly last month, the latest sign that some consumer prices remain stubbornly elevated, even as inflation is cooling in fits and starts. Friday’s report from the Commerce Department showed that consumer prices ...

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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – The uncertainty arising from the worldwide economic and political turmoil is stressful. The disruptions this uncertainty is bringing to business and personal life can be overwhelming. The pandemic. Worker shortages. Supply chain logjams. The biggest rise in…

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The average age in Pennsylvania is 40.9 while it’s 44.7 and 44.2 in Mercer and Lawrence counties, respectively. Four members of Mahoning Valley Young Professionals – Steven Weeden, ShoMoré Wright, Kurt Hurdley and Nico Morgione – are bucking the trend.

Here are their names, titles and years they started working for the publication. Front row: Deanne Johnson, senior reporter, 2022; Robyn Lazich, graphic designer, 2019; Michael Moliterno, chief operations officer, 2009; Eileen Linton, assistant publisher and chief financial/technology officer, 1987; Andrea Wood, president and publisher, 1984.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – The city of Youngstown’s Tax Incentive Review Council – the board charged to meet annually to monitor whether companies comply with their promised investment and job targets in exchange for property tax incentives – has not convened for more than two years, flouting state law in the process.