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Unless the administration pivots away from its current punitive, protectionist approach and adopts a more stable, globally cooperative economic policy, the U.S. may enter a recession.
A staggering $6.6 trillion vanished in just two days — the largest two-day loss of shareholder value in history — nearly rivaling the $8 trillion wiped out over a year during the 2008 financial crisis.
History teaches us that recessions are easy to fall into and hard to climb out of, as the damage they cause takes years to repair.
Nearly 40% of candidates from IIT remain unemployed and IIM graduates are struggling for jobs, steps must be taken to prepare for a recession.
Recession in tech industry would hit H-1B workers hard, says Seattle based Immigration expert Amy Bhatt
Trump needs to take a call on whether the United States should have a strong dollar, or a current account surplus. He can’t have both.
Amalendu Misra learns a lesson or two about recession and nationalism from Dublin cabbies