Bleak images from the Great Depression strike fear in the hearts of people who believe that the country's recession could cause history to repeat itself. But does recession always lead to depression?
Tax rebates are one trick lawmakers and economists use to prevent a recession. But do they knock the economy back on track or merely delay the inevitable?
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Mergers and acquisitions: These two words represent how companies buy, sell and recombine businesses. Not all M&As; are peaceful, however. Sometimes, a company can take over another one against its will -- a hostile takeover.
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