By adopting frugal habits from the Great Depression that are surprisingly useful today, we may be able to break free from the ...

I'm going to move on from the Great Depression next week ... That's not to say for a minute that people don't feel disenfranchised, or that there is no deprivation there plainly is.

Images of the Great Depression haunt the pages of history, as well as our collective unconscious. Men selling apples on street corners or making runs on banks, women and children in bread lines ...

Many people today are unfamiliar with the term “Great Depression” and the profound significance it holds in global history.

The American economy had suffered economic downturns and slumps before, but the Great Depression was the worst in the country’s history. It affected more people and lasted much longer.

Some people stowed away on freight trains ... The Stock Market Crash may have sparked the Great Depression, but it wasn’t the sole cause.In fact, in a 2002 speech, former Fed Chairman Ben ...

Men eating bread and soup at a breadline during The Great Depression in the USA in 1929. Breadlines were places for people in extreme poverty, who did not have the money to buy food for themselves ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Jack Kelly covers career growth, job market and workplace trends. Although wage growth climbed 0.2% in August, according to the recent jobs ...