Dow Sees Worst Week Since 2008

Friday, September 23, 2011 Dow Sees Worst Week Since 2008 NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow Jones industrial average on Friday suffered its worst week since the depths of the financial crisis in 2008, stung by severe anxiety over Europe's spiraling debt crisis and a warning from the Federal Reserved about the U.S. economy. Unemployment: Older Jobless Twice As Likely To Become 99ers 10 Suburbs With The Highest Poverty Rates: Census Geithner: China 'Very, Very Aggressive' In Stealing U.S. Tech Bill Gates's Plan For Raising Money For Poorer Nations Goldman Sachs Could Post First Loss Since Financial Crisis BLOG POSTS Ladan Nekoomaram: Why "Waiting It Out" Does No One Any Good: Today's New Class of Workers Must Fight for the American Dream In over 9% unemployment and graduations after graduations with more students clueless about what they're going to do next, people in my generation have started giving up. Michael B. Keegan: The Imaginary Class War The Republicans' invocation of "class warfare" is a political ploy that the vast majority of Americans want no part of. Warren Buffett is not alone. Mark Harbeke: 10 Nontraditional Flexible Workplace Practices Small business leaders, especially, can use a springboard to better balance keeping their workers happy, energized and most productive with managing costs. Here's a list of recommendations for doing just that. Rey Ramsey: Open America's Doors to Innovation There's a bill in the U.S. Congress that would give permanent legal status to immigrants if they attract $1 million in investment or generate $1 million in revenue for their company. It's a pretty simple idea that does not cost taxpayers anything. Barbara Lee: Warren Taps on Massachusetts' Glass Ceiling, But Can She Break Through? Despite the Bay State's liberal reputation, reporters at allegedly "liberal" news outlets have already begun criticizing her hair and clothes.

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