Recession

Watch your wallet, even with the Dow at 10,000 Watch your wallet, even with the Dow at 10,000

We're just pretending to get richer -- it's not the real thing
  • Root for the Yankees, or else

    If a Bronx Bomber victory saved us from a second Great Depression, would their 27th World Series win be OK?
  • The economy is finally growing again. So?

    Third quarter GDP growth is pegged at 3.5 percent -- the first rise in a year. But where are the jobs?
  • You're fired. Forever

    A jobless recovery, defined: As a percentage of new layoffs, "permanent separations" rank at an all-time high
  • No recession for Apple

    Rising unemployment? There must be an app for that. Steve Jobs announces the best quarter ever for Macs and iPhones
  • Good news for Obama in new jobless claims numbers

    Last week's trend reverses itself as the unemployment picture brightens... slightly
  • How to spin the stimulus

    In one corner, the White House's Christina Romer. In the other, the WSJ Op-Ed page. It's a 12-rounder, for sure
  • The government isn't hiring, either

    A big chunk of September's job losses came from the public sector. Should we be encouraged by that?
  • Labor report downer: 263,000 jobs lost

    No good news in September, as the national unemployment rate creeps ever closer to 10 percent
  • What's left behind when people lose their homes

    My boyfriend and I repossess and clean out foreclosed houses. It's not easy picking up after the American dream
  • Has "Mad Men" gone mad?

    Or maybe Matt Weiner knows that life in America really is that strange and brutal
  • American Girl doll: She's $95 and lives in her car

    The trendy, pricey toy line takes on child homelessness, and the New York Post doesn't like it a bit
  • The new long-distance relationship

    A tough job market is forcing couples to find work in different cities
  • It wasn't Wall Street's fault

    Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein defends bonuses and blames over-mortgaged homeowners for the financial crisis
  • A cure for global warming: Economic meltdown

    Just what the climate change doctor ordered: A nasty recession
  • Lobbyists still run Washington

    It was supposed to change when Obama took office. But D.C.'s influence machine is going strong. Just ask Max Baucus
  • "We need new banks"

    Historian Niall Ferguson on why we won't be able to prevent financial crises in the future
  • No downturn for greed

    A year after Lehman's collapse, Wall Street is more corrupt than ever
  • The slow trudge to labor market stabilization

    Jobless claims drop again -- and this time there aren't any anomalies to explain away the improvement
  • Can cheap be sexy?

    At a time when Americans are wallowing in consumer debt, let's reconsider the joys of penny pinching
  • Just in time for Labor Day: Massive unemployment

    The pace of job loss continues to slow, but the overall picture is still grim
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