According to the New York Fed (via Reuters), of those laid off since the start of the recession to August 2009, 11% were males and
readThis idea is now going mainstream. Away from industrial economy, toward “virtual” or “intangible” economy, “idea” economy? You get the idea. According to a $2.2
readI wanted to share a couple of blogs I follow: Copyright Alliance, latest post New Rules for the New Economy, latest post The last one
readAmericans now work approximately eight weeks1 longer per year than in 1969 – in the space of a single generation – for roughly the same
readI talked to a founder of a staffing firm this morning. They work in 10 U.S. cities and across Canada. He said that as far
readI’m planning to move my site to a new server soon, will also change the layout. Right now I’m not motivated to update much because
readAccording to the U.S. Department of Labor, this was a… I only found out about this today, but coincidentally I quit caffeine (a drug!) 3
readI’m going to start making graphs with these soon. Click the ‘rail traffic’ tag at the bottom of this post to see previous weeks’ readings.
readSummary of Rail Freight Traffic from Atlantic Systems Inc. Data through September 19, 2009 — 37 W 2009 A weekly report of North American rail
read2003-2007 rally: had volume to accompany it wasn’t accompanied by massive banking losses which are presently hidden U.S. deficit wasn’t so large FED was not
readSummary of Rail Freight Traffic from Atlantic Systems Inc. Data through September 12, 2009 — 36 W 2009 A weekly report of North American rail
readWell, it’s been a few years since the last meaningful strike in Toronto. TTC (public transporation) is always on the edge of a strike every
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