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- Signs of a Better Economy? By:-Ki Gray
Is the glass half full or half empty? Or maybe that analogy doesn't work in this economy because people really just want to know if we've reached the bottom of this bitter drink of bad banks, busted housing markets and layoffs. The answer seems as hard to come by as a good analogy.
- Failure Is Not a Good Option By:-Ki Gray
Now that America is deeply into the business of bailing out banks and big companies, it may be pointless to ponder the feasibility of it. But as Associated Press reporters put it in a recent article, "What if the government got out of the bailout business?" All those outraged Americans who picket Wall Street and vilify AIG executives might be surprised by the answer.
- Reporting The News - How TV is Fighting Back By:-Samantha Gilmartin
With the incredible rise of the internet, traditional news bulletins on TV, radio and in newspapers have had to dramatically alter the way they engage with their audiences. With a new emphasis on comment, celebrity stories and shock tactics, we look at how traditional news organisations are fighting the broadband revolution.
- Can the Housing Market be Stablized? By:-Jill Black
While the Dallas market has been fortunate that foreclosures have not overwhelmed the housing market. But it is a widely held belief that the economy went down with the real estate market. As the nation waits to hear President Obama's plan to help struggling homeowners, many analysts have differing ideas of just how that should be done.
- Is It All About Perception? By:-Ki Gray
Does the consumer's perception match the reality of the U.S. economic situation? While the big numbers don't look good, Americans might want to look closely at the reality of their income versus the perception of lost wealth.
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