In California, a Generational Tale of Real Estate Boom and Bankruptcy By KATIE HAFNER New York Times Published: March 7, 2008 YUBA CITY, Calif. -- When George P. Dunmore started his business in Sacramento in the early 1950s, World War II was over and the building boom was on. Over the next several decades his company, Dunmore Construction, along with other respected builders, took the tabula
The pundits on the business channel are telling us that the "worst is over"; that the Force 5 hurricane in the financial markets has weakened to a squall. Don't believe it. The corporate bond market is still frozen, housing is in free fall, and the banking system is buckling from the overload of bad investments. The FDIC is even trying to lure former employees out of retirement to deal with
Your black boxes "voted for it" -- ZOG Bushonomics 101 ... fucken ZioNazi Neo-KKKhans ... ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.rense.com/general82/ev.htm Withering Economy Evidence Is Everywhere By Mike Whitney 6-3-8 Look around. The evidence of a withering economy is everywhere. In "good times" consumers shun the canned
On Jun 2, 11:13 pm, Vide...@tcq.net wrote: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article20027.htm Kunstler: "The Remorseless Algebra of a Deflationary Death Spiral" By Mike Whitney 02/05/08 "ICH" -- -- Look around. The evidence of a withering economy is everywhere. In "good times" consumers shun the canned meat aisle altogether, but no more. Today, Spam sales are soaring
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article20027.htm Kunstler: "The Remorseless Algebra of a Deflationary Death Spiral" By Mike Whitney 02/05/08 "ICH" -- -- Look around. The evidence of a withering economy is everywhere. In "good times" consumers shun the canned meat aisle altogether, but no more. Today, Spam sales are soaring; grocery stores can't keep it on the shelves. Everyone
