Road to recovery – economic indicators
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Can Technology Save Us – Again?
Friday, February 6th, 2009I'm not a politician or an economist, but I think a lot and here's a thought. I don't see a technology on the radar that will pull us out of this recession. In the 70's microchips were king, and helped boost our economy. Intel started this whole wave which led ...
Another one bites the dust
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008I'm getting too many of these emails lately - pownce, stikkit, many startups shutting down. Sad part is several of these were cool ideas that unfortunately will never have lift off. Makes me angry. Hello, Values of n [http://valuesofn.com], the company behind Stikkit [http://stikkit.com], is closing its doors. Stikkit will going offline at ...
financial turmoil – good advice
Friday, October 10th, 2008The headlines are only stirring up unnecessary anxiety and depression (I wonder how George Bush deals with it?) - probably takes this advice.... "Put wax in your ears. People are more afraid of flying than driving because the press does not report car accidents. I never watch the news. Only listen ...
Chaos in U.S. Economy
Wednesday, July 16th, 2008Not just stating the obvious, but what is happening with the U.S. Economy? It's a continuing downward spiral. I hate to be negative but it is true. So many industries are affected... Financial, Real-Estate, Energy, Transportation..and it's not getting better anytime soon. The average American is now seriously concerned about ...
America – look within
Sunday, June 29th, 2008Thomas Friedman is right on ----> "Anxious America." No related posts.
U.S. Tax System – “?”
Thursday, April 10th, 2008I am not an expert in accounting or an economist, but what's up with the U.S. tax system? 10% of the population pays 70% of the taxes 40% of U.S. citizens paid zero taxes, and actually received $ from the gov't. I don't think the answer is more tax on the wealthy, but ...
