Happy Hump Day York. 
I feel remiss because I wasn't here to give you your weekly outlook on Monday morning, but that's because I was in Baltimore at a conference for the Society of American Business Editors and Writers learning all about how to write better business stories.
Hello, hello happy people. It's almost 5 p.m. on Friday and that minutes we're minutes away from celebrating the weekend.
But before you head out, here's your round-up of what happened this week in the business world. It deals a lot with gas and oil.
Oil prices rose.
People are cashing in their grocery points to save money.
The Pres. says the rebates checks will boost economy (I'll believe it when I see it.)
They ran some drills to make sure people knew what to do in case of an emergency at Peach Bottom. For results see tomorrow's paper. (I hope they did well, I can imagine a nuclear meltdown would not be fun.)
And in kind of random news, the owners of Arby's bought Wendy's. I'm not sure what that means for the fast food industry, I just thought it was interesting.
Happy Monday!
Here's what's going on this week in business world.
It's administrative professionals week, so make sure you thank yours for the awesome jobs they do. To celebrate there's a lunch Wednesday at the Valencia Ballroom to honor them from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 849-5492 if you want to get tickets.
Tomorrow's Earth Day. Do you know anything business are doing to celebrate?
Tomorrow's also election day. Go vote.
Well people we've just about made it through another work week, which means it's time to update you on the great happenings in the business world this week.
Stating the obvious, Tuesday was tax day.
Gas is the root of all evil.
Harley employees weren't thrilled about almost 300 jobs being cut in Springettsbury Township.
Gold dropped because the dollar gained.
Being corrupt is costly.
Happy Monday lunch break everyone!
I'm back with another edition of What's Coming Up this week.
The usual suspects are having their networking meetings this week. Check Sunday's Money and More for the full calendar of events.
Tomorrow is tax day for all you last-minute filers out there. I hope you get to the post office early because when I stopped by the branch on White Street this morning, the line was long already.
It's Friday afternoon, and that means it's time to catch you up on what you've missed this week in business.
And trust me, there's been a lot going on.
It's Monday and time for a quick look at the upcoming biz week in York.
This afternoon, the York Young Professionals will be at the Yorktowne Hotel at 4 p.m. to hear a presentation by Tracy Gosson, an urban marketing professional who will discuss how York can use what worked in Baltimore to make the city better. Stick around afterward for a networking social at 5:30 p.m.
Lots of networking organizations are holding meetings this week too.
In case you've missed the goings-on in the business world this week, we at Mind Your Own Business are here to catch you up so you can drop an intelligent line or two into your conversations this weekend.
A late night child care center will have its grand opening this weekend.
A popular Route 30 eatery is undergoing a name and ownership change.
Truckers protest the insane diesel prices.
Federal Reserve Chairman mentions the word recession.
Nationally 80,000 jobs were cut in March.
Stocks were crap this quarter.
Sorry, that's so depressing.
Because I feel bad leaving you on such a low note, check out this story about the battle of the Apples.
