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Some of the people laid off during the Greatest Depression have been unable to adjust to their new environment, to their (and our) peril.
If you thought people were trading in their old Ford F150s for Toyota Priuses, you were horribly wrong.
Economists are probably just obsessed with it because manties are fun.
They're the most dramatic cuts by a leading fashion house so far in this recession.
Eric Ripert has raised $72,000 for charity by donating a buck per customer.
The economist concedes that the sky is not falling — yet.
Lest you forget for one moment, we're still in trouble.
SVG Captial Plc's stakes in the company have already plummeted 35 percent in value this year.
That's roughly $2 trillion more than they predicted in May.
If Alan Greenspan's manty index is correct, then yes!
Some of them will even cost under $400.
The 'Daily Show' takes a moment to poke fun at the Treasury secretary's personal real-estate troubles.
LVMH's watches, jewelry, and Champagne? Not so much.
Also, Sir Philip Green says sales at New York’s Topshop are still brisk.
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