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Don Dailey: Capitol Journal Update
John Archibald: Some things go fast, some things go slow
WBHM Seeks News Director
Kyle Whitmire: Delay for Alabama Accountability Act?
Cindy Crawford: Magic City Marketplace
Capitol Journal Update
Tanya Ott's final day at WBHM
John Archibald
Kyle Whitmire: How was the Collapsed Airport Display Designed?
John Archibald: Unrest at the Jefferson County Commission
Kyle Whitmire: Jefferson County Top Attorney Job Reopens
Healing the Hurt in Hurtsboro
Black School, White School: Teaching The Civil Rights Movement
The Postman's March
I Was Told I Couldn't Be a Feminist Because I'm Black
Hostess to the Civil Rights Movement
1963 Church Bombing Seeks Compensation
John Archibald: Why Jeffco Is Paying Attorney $393K To Do Nothing
Common Core, Part 3: More Writing May Be A Challenge
Common Core, Part 2: Implementation a Challenge
Commissioners Question Decision on County Attorney Jeff Sewell
Diane McWhorter on Civil Rights 50th Anniversary
Common Core, Part 1: Is The Hype Really Just Hype?
Remembering Roger Ebert
News Features Archive

90.3 WBHM | Birmingham -- Birmingham is big business and small. But whatever the size of the operation, the marketplace is connected by people who have to grapple with numbers and projections and spin. We try and slice through the psychobabble that can be business news with a weekly discussion of who's up and who's down, why the market reacts a certain way or what a business closing or opening means to you.

WBHM's Andrew Yeager speaks with Cindy Crawford, Editor of the Birmingham Business Journal every Monday on Morning Edition as we discuss the big stories of the moment.

| 04.02.2012 -- Developers eye properties around Birmingham's new downtown baseball stadium, two new housing developments are on the way and companies spent less on lobbying last year

| 03.19.2012 -- New data suggests the hospital industry in bouncing back from the recession in a big way. The nine major hospitals in the Birmingham metro area netted more than $154 million during fiscal year 2010. That’s more than seven times the amount they netted the previous year.

| 03.05.2012 -- A Birmingham construction company jumps into the lucrative health care sector and there may be a lot more graduates to fill Alabama's tech jobs.

| 02.27.2012 -- A new analysis shows that despite banking mergers and acquisitions, Birmingham is still among the top 10 largest banking centers in the country.

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