by Contributing Columnist Published: October 21,2012
Tags: China, economic recession, Great Recession, small business
By Brian Sullivan The U. S. recovery since 2009 has been muted. In fact it is the slowest recovery since World War II. The slow pace has meant fewer new jobs created and a higher unemployment rate. Economists’ expectations for the remainder of this year and next are for more slow growth. Slow growth is [...] [...]
by Stephen McDill Published: October 21,2012
Tags: Great Recession, HORNE LLP, Joey Havens, Ken Lewis, Larry Lewis, People Lease
While some Mississippi 100 industries continue to weather the so-called “Great Recession,” several mid-sized companies on the list enjoyed significant revenue gains in 2012. As reflected by its reported annual earnings, Ridgeland accounting and business advising firm HORNE LLP, moved up on the Mississippi 100 from 54th to 42nd place. It’s a crowning achievement to [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: November 1,2010
Tags: economy, Great Recession
WASHINGTON — An economy growing 2 percent a year might be tolerable in normal times. Today, it’s a near-disaster. A growth rate of 5 percent or higher is needed to put a major dent in the nation’s 9.6 percent unemployment rate. Two reasons why that’s unlikely well into next year and maybe beyond: - Construction [...] [...]
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