World War II

Air & Train Woes Prove Now Is The Time To Make Real Infrastructure Improvements « The Brian

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… some of the blame, America's antiquated air traffic control system shoulders most of it. Our system is still based on World War II era radar rather than more modern digital satellite systems that would enable controllers to manage more planes in the air …

Blog|11/19/2009

Cavuto: Bill on The Hill for Health-Care

By Neil Cavuto, Managing Editor & Anchor| FOXBusiness| Markets

… most successful Democratic president since the end of World War II ... Coming back to help rescue perhaps the most financially-besieged Democratic president since the end of World War II . Bill Clinton. Back. To help Barack Obama move this …

Story|11/10/2009

The Newspaper of Record « John Stossel

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… I do nothing in the major of things. However, I do have an a voice... When teens are allpwed to pistol wip a 80 year old wwII man and do not get punished it is a shame.. Also I am tired of everyone thinking that the world owes them a living hey need …

Blog|11/09/2009

A Weak $ Does Not Create Jobs « Emac's Stock Watch

Emac's Stock Watch

… of gross domestic product, the biggest since 1945 when World War II was ending. The US is on course to post more than $9 trillion ..... adding, that “we could devalue our way out of...post World War II ,” but back then “the dollar was fine,” due to the gold peg. “We simply need a dollar …

Blog|11/06/2009

A U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance? Not Quite

By Dunstan Prial| FOXBusiness| Markets

… be a mistake to think the sector, once the unquestioned lifeblood of the U.S. economy, is staging a return to its post World War II glory days. Manufacturing expanded faster than anticipated in October, according to data from the Institute for Supply Management …

Story|11/04/2009

Is the U.S. Now In a Lost Decade? « Emac's Stock Watch

Emac's Stock Watch

… was lambasted,and cries for his resignation surfaced he weathered the storm,similar to Winston Churchill's demotion after WWII giving the reins to Greenspan October 26, 2009 at 2:54 pm Ted Okay, so most of us know that a train wreck is coming. Weak …

Blog|10/26/2009

Geithner Says Core TARP Programs Ending

Reuters| Markets

… trillion in the fiscal year that ended September 30. At 10 percent of U.S. GDP, it was the largest budget gap since World War Two . "The only strategy that makes sense is to make it clear that you will do what's necessary to establish conditions for …

Story|10/21/2009

Al Lewis: Always Look at the Bright Side of Near-Death

By Al Lewis -- A DOW JONES NEWSWIRES COLUMN| FOXBusiness| Markets

… Americans are overweight. Want to stand out in the unemployment line? Get into the one-third that is not. "If we were in World War II right now and everybody was being drafted, imagine the soldiers that would be standing in line," Little said. "Executives …

Story|09/23/2009

Slasher Film: 'Reaganomics: A Love Story'

By Paul B. Farrell| MarketWatch| Markets

… average Americans face foreclosure and unemployment. What's wrong with this picture? ... The longest recession since World War II . ... The U.S. economy to shrink by 2.6% ... unemployment rate is heading for 10%. ... you'd think some radical …

Story|09/22/2009

The Other Recession

By Mark Lieberman, Senior Economist| FOXBusiness| Markets

… it in his 1974 book “Children of the Great Depression.” Elder updated his book in 1999 to take a fresh look at how World War II and the Korean War changed their lives further. According to Elder the current recession is different than the 1930s, but some lessons are the same …

Story|09/17/2009