Great Recession changed us

How the Great Recession Changed Americans for the Better

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- You don't need to be a graduate of the London School of Economics to know "near-retirees" -- those Americans in their 50s and 60s -- were among the demographic groups hit the hardest by the Great Recession. While the reverberations of the recession are still felt -- just check out those disappointing jobs numbers Friday -- apparently Americans nearing...

thestreet.com (1 month and 9 days ago)

How the Great Recession Changed Americans for the Better

philly.com (1 month and 9 days ago)

How the Great Recession Changed Our Spending Habits

How the Great Recession Changed Our Spending Habits

time.com (1 month and 14 days ago)

Okies, Henry Fonda, John Ford and 'The Grapes of Wrath'

What better time to review the hard-won lessons of the Great Depression then when we're in the Great Recession? You can argue that the Great Recession is over, but some of us are still feeling economic hard...

examiner.com (2 months and 5 days ago)

In Barbara Garson's 'Down the Up Escalator,' the 99% make do

The Great Recession may have officially come to an end, but it lives on for many Americans in Garson's new book, 'Down the Up Escalator.'In the official estimation of government economists, the Great Recession ended in 2009. But in Barbara Garson's new book, it lives on. And for the people whose stories she tells, the Great Recession may never die.

latimes.com (1 month and 26 days ago)

Great Recession Creates 'The New Homeless'

In the Denver suburbs, as in much of the U.S., the Great Recession turned formerly stable families into the new homeless—and left many living in budget hotels.

huffingtonpost.com (1 month and 21 days ago)

Presenting the college graduates of 2013: Generation R

They walked onto campus during the worst years of the Great Recession. As they leave, they say the experience shaped their choices during college and changed their outlook.

kansascity.com (4 days ago)

Ask an Expert: Answers for Boomers Affected by the Great Recession

Phillip B. Levine answers questions related to his study that adds a health aspect that baby boomers are the greatest victims of the Great Recession.

nytimes.com (3 months and 9 days ago)

Segments of economy have recovered from Great Recession, but not all

From household wealth to spending at stores, many of the U.S. economy's vital signs have recovered from the damage done by the Great Recession.

denverpost.com (1 month and 12 days ago)

The wealthy haven't recovered from the recession

The top 1% have seen their income go up during the recovery, but it's nowhere near where it was before the Great Recession hit.

cnn.com (2 months and 29 days ago)