The Great Recession from 2007-09 saw GDP fall 4.3%, the biggest drop since the Great Depression. Deregulation in the 2000s and excessive risk by banks were major causes of the financial crisis.

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BI studied the latest hiring numbers, and things don't look good for experienced supervisors.

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Credit card balances have surged, with delinquency rates nearing Great Recession levels. Read why this presents significant ...

Flat growth and a lack of support from younger customers may mean the sector won’t recover until 2030, according to a new ...

There would have been 2.1 million more state and local government employees if their share of total employment had stayed the same since before the Great Recession. The underinvestment in public ...

By the time that expansion peaked in December 2007, signaling the start of the Great Recession, unemployment rates dropped to 4.2% for black older workers and 3.3% for white older workers ...

"Scars from the Great Recession and pandemic" The combination of considerable assets and high net worth tells Matt Schulz, the chief credit analyst at LendingTree, a lot about how millennials view ...