It was Washington and the lobbyists who created the system that Wall Street uses to profit. So Occupy Wall Street should move to DC and Occupy the Federal Reserve on the way.
High college dropout rate has been a persistent trend in the U.S. for decades. One study put the cost to nation at $4.5 billion per year in lost earnings and tax revenues. Meanwhile, Russia and South Korea now outrank the U.S. in terms of college graduate rate.
As dismal as the U.S. employment outlook seems to be, tech sector led by innovation is one of the very few bright spots left with corporations looking to insource IT and Indian firms coming to the U.S. hunting for IT engineers.
If Goldman rules the world where governments around the world fail as Alessio Rastani claimed, then GS stock chart should not look this ugly-- down almost 50%-- in the past 24 months.
The infographic serves as a scary reminder that America is at a treacherous debt crossroad, and most signs seem to suggest that things could get even more difficult from here on out.
Some industries just like Poker have been held back by governmental policy over the last decade. Many jobs were lost, and much more were never created, all because of failed policy on behalf of lawmakers.
The U.S. government simply made a bad 'speculative' investment decision on behalf of the American public, based on questionable due diligence process and circumstances, but China has nothing to do with that.
