|
|
| | | With the repercussions of the banking meltdown growing worse each day, even the corporate media are talking about the possibility of "Another Great Depression" coming to pass. One out of six homeowners are "under water" -- owing more to the banks than their houses are worth -- $2 trillion dollars of retirement wealth has evaporated, and the financial markets have been anything but "calmed" by the government's massive $700 billion bailout. The Dow Jones Industrial Average touched a five-year low last week, and is now worth 40 percent less than it was at its peak one short year ago. What does all this turmoil mean for you -- your job, your children's future, your retirement? It's during uncertain times like these that you need the kind of fiercely independent progressive analysis that you've come to expect from AlterNet to make sense of it all. If you haven't signed up for our weekly Corporate Accountability and Workplace newsletter yet, now is the time. We simply can't fit all the economic coverage we're running on our front page, so if you're not getting the newsletter, you're missing out on some really important news and commentary. Sign up here today! | | | | |
|
No comments:
Post a Comment