The Year That Was 2008: A Rundown of the Major Financial Events That Rocked the Nation
Even with the New Year revelry still ringing in our ears, one can never fully take on the challenges that lie ahead in 2009 without reflecting on the year just gone. Certainly, the year 2008 will go down in history as the start of one of the country’s worst recessions since the Great Depression in the 1940’s. Bankruptcies plagued banks and investment houses, and many industries, most notable of which are the finance and auto industries, were now pinning their hopes of surviving more on the bailouts that the government was handing out like candy, than on the likelihood that the economy would put itself right in the near future.
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