The U.S. economy lost 760,000 jobs this year. Call it recession or not, makes no difference.
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- No Good News for Developing Countries
- Finance Section, Serbia
- Average Australian Salary = 83K
- Yen and Carry Trade
- Sharp Rebound Overnight
- Get Paid for Blogging?
- Another Round of Deleveraging
- Australian Central Banks Intervenes for AUD
- Hedge Fund Starvation
- Turn of Events - 3600
- In-Depth Analysis of Serbian Economic Conditions
- Serbia Lists Itself with the Troubled Countries
- Picturing the Future - from RGE U.S. Monitor
- Fund Crisis
- Deleveraging
- New World Shaping Up?
- ASX S&P 200 Index at 4000
- Market System is Flawed
- G20 Crisis Summit
- Encouraging Signs - Credit Crunch Easing
- Level 2 Dealer
- 4300
- Libya Bailing-Out UniCredit
- How to Recognize a Bottom
- Book Market Value
- Gasoline/Petrol Prices
- Currency Converter
- Manually Update Quicken 2009
- Warren Buffett Recommends Buying US Stocks
- Fear of Fear
- 4000 Confirmed
- Burton Malkiel's View
- The Effects of Crisis on Serbian Economy
- Oversold Markets
- Future of Banking
- Interest Rates
- Cutbacks
- Market Action Overnight
- 4000
- No More Bear Raids
- Past the Tipping Point
- Rating Agencies Actions
- ASX Today
- The End
- Australian Part of the Global Bail-Out
- A View from IMF
- 4000
- Money Talk
- Almost Touchdown
- Largest Crisis Ever (So Far :)
- Changing Geopolitical Order
- Good News
- The Worst Decline in History
- 4200
- Markets, Banks
- Brrrrr
- ASX 200 Closes at 4600
- Roller Coaster
- European Problems Start
- S&P 500 Price Growth: 1927-Aug 2008
- US Economy - Unemployment
- Current Financial Crisis
- Positive Views Start to Emerge
- Global Credit Crunch
- The End of an Era
- Is this the double bottom?
- Senate Passed the Bill
- Cash Reign is Over?
- Stockmarket Closes at 4814
- Bottom Reached?
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