Top 10 Companies Hiring This Week

Looking for a job? Several companies are hiring.

Millennials Forced To Move Back Home After Starting Career

Higher rate than Gen X and baby boomers when they started in the workforce, study says.

11 Untapped Places To Network

Always talk to people you don't think can help you

Top 10 Companies Hiring This Week

Looking for a job? Several national companies have thousands of openings.

Fear of Finance: 5 Tips to Make Dealing With Money Less Scary

When it comes to your personal finances, it's best to be proactive rather than reactive.

Young and Employed, but Still Short of Money? You Need a Side Hustle

There's money to be made from the skills you spent all those years honing.

In Demand Careers That Pay $100,000 A Year Or More

Not only do these jobs pay well, but many are also great for society.

Recession Still Haunts Pa. Business Owners

Pa. business owners say the economy has improved but they are still worried, according to a new study.

Halloween 2013: Americans to Spend $330M on Pet Costumes

The National Retail Federation estimates that about 158 million Americans will celebrate Halloween this year.

Map: What Are the Richest Parts of Town?

The map below shows the median income in blocks across your neighborhood as reported by the US Census Bureau.

Possible Listeria Threat Prompts Food Recall at Target Stores

Currently there has been no illness or complaints related to this recall.

PA Drivers Will Be Able to Fuel Up With Natural Gas

Pennsylvania is boosting the natural gas industry with $2 million for five new fueling stations.

Giant Eagle Looking to Fill 200+ Jobs at Market District Express, GetGo Locations

The grocer has scheduled three job fairs in the coming weeks.

How's Your Gas/Electric Service?

Find out what Pennsylvanians think of their gas and electric companies.

Can Pa. Towns Drink Their Way Out of Debt?

A proposed tax on alcoholic drinks would help financially distressed municipalities in Pa.

Two Companies Submit Proposals For Dormont Development

The proposals are for the transit-oriented development planned for the area between West Liberty Avenue and the Dormont Junction T station.

Beach Treats To Close Storefront, Continue Some Services

The Brookline gift shop opened on Brookline Boulevard in April.

12 Signs You are Working in a Toxic Office

How dysfunctional is your workplace?

We’re Number 9! PA Has Growth Potential, Report Says

Business Facility Magazine says state’s natural gas operations could lead to economic development.

‘Poverty Wage’ Jobs Rising in PA, Report Says

State of Working PA report finds falling wages, slow job growth.

Nearby: Dan Marino's Coal Fired Pizza Restaurant Opening in Peters

Marino plans to visit the McMurray restaurant on Thursday, Aug. 29.

Report: These 4 Industries Are Ready To Staff Up

Do you know which industries are looking to hire new employees? Provided by AOLJobs.com.

Health Department: Raw Milk Sold in South Hills May be Tainted

Raw milk sold under the “The Family Cow” label was distributed locally, including in Bethel Park and Green Tree.

Despite Rumors, Moonlite Cafe Is Not Closing

The dining room will be temporarily closed and changes to the menu will be made, according to the restaurant's Facebook page.

6 Mistakes You Should Never Make on LinkedIn

Here are some mistakes you may be making on LinkedIn. Provided by AOL Jobs.

Powerball Jackpot Rolls to $400 Million After No Weekend Winner

The next drawing is Wednesday night.

Father, Daughter Are New Dormont News Owners

Jessica Conrad and her father, John Milos, officially took over Dormont News on Friday.

"The Way We Eat At Home"

A review from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette highlights Pitaland, a local favorite on Brookline Boulevard.

Deb's Gourmet Closes Its Doors in Dormont

The shop opened on Potomac Avenue in April, but the owners have decided to close shop.

Without Website or Facebook, Hairdresser Defies Odds With Dormont Studio

Jennie Santorella has been in business on Potomac Avenue for 18 years—and she doesn’t advertise, have a website, or maintain a Facebook page.

Riders Stuck After Kennywood Roller Coaster Sensor Malfunction

The popular summer attraction for Dormont and Brookline residents experienced a sensor malfunction on Tuesday.

Best Places in Pittsburgh to Breastfeed

The Allegheny County Health Department gave breastfeeding-friendly awards to two workplaces and two public places.

How Dormont-Brookline Neighbors Travel to Work

Here's a breakdown of the daily commute used by local residents—something to consider if you're job hunting.

Delta to Begin Two New International Routes From Pittsburgh

The non-stop flights are set to begin at Pittsburgh International Airport in December.

Say Hello to the Royal Munchkin

The Dunkin' Donuts version, that is, as the donut shop rolls out a special sweet in honor of the new heir to the British throne, George Alexander Louis.

Brookliner With ‘Passion for Fashion’ Opens Boutique on the Boulevard

Kelly Ventrice’s shop, Kelly’s Kollections, opened last week.

Highmark and St. Clair Hospital Reach Agreement

Highmark health care will be available to customers at the St. Clair outpatient facilities as well.

Out-of-Practice Attorneys Can Go 'Back to the Bar'

After seeing re-entry programs for other professional fields, two Upper St. Clair attorneys design a Bar Association program to help make a return to a law career a bit easier.

Giant Eagle, CVS Among Local Stores Refusing to Sell Latest Rolling Stone Issue

The August edition of Rolling Stone magazine features Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

7-Eleven Offering Free Slurpees Thursday

And this year, they're almost twice as big.