And the Great Recession — in which nearly nine million jobs were lost from February 2008 to February 2010 — was hardly ideal.

More on: Trade There has already been extensive analysis of the mistakes in finance, real estate, and regulation that came together in 2008 to produce the worst recession since the … ...

Economist David Rosenberg told Insider that Fed employees laughed at his recession call in 2007. Months later, the Great Recession arrived and the S&P 500 fell more than 50%. Rosenberg says the US ...

Cordray gave a talk online earlier this fall, during which he drew comparisons between the nature and effects of the current financial crisis and those of the Great Recession of 2008. He spoke with ...

The paper investigates the change in the impact of democracy on political trust in national and international institutions, the European Union (EU) and to the United Nations (UN), after the start of ...

Year to date, the stock has fallen by nearly 45%, which is by no means normal for the healthcare stock. In fact, this is the ...

The most successful recoveries from the 2008 Great Recession include hospitals that turned their attention toward key investments. Let’s look at just two examples.

Strong July job gains further separate the COVID recovery from the Great Recession's. The current recovery is recouping lost jobs nearly three times faster than the late 2000s did. Unemployment is ...

A Recession Will Stop the Unstoppable Job Market During the Great Recession, unemployment peaked at 10% in 2009.

Unlike in 2008, Current Housing Market Fundamentals Are Healthy In the run-up to the Great Recession, banks readily extended cheap and easy credit to underqualified borrowers to finance risky and ...