Recession
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Cowboys Stadium adds to Jerry Jones' net worth in 'Forbes' survey...magazine in its latest list of the 400 richest Americans. Jones is one of only 28 members of the Forbes 400 list to increase their net worth during the recession this year. The financial magazine estimates Jones' fortune at $1.8... In this article: Jerry Jones, Forbes, Bill Gates, Cowboys Stadium, Richard Rainwater, R. Allen Stanford, Dallas Cowboys, Tequila, Recession, and Paul Mitchell |
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Blogging the Boys | July 14, 2009
Cowboys Magazine: Mike Fisher Talks Jerry Jones
Some just want to gawk. And because he is the billionaire owner of Dallas Cowboys and because even the hoity-toity are affected by a recession, pretty much everybody is hoping Jerry will buy them a drink. The loud and steady din-men...
In this article: Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys, Jessica Simpson, Unemployment, ESPN, and Texas Stadium
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Sports Illustrated Top Stories | September 25, 2009
Jerry Jones' six-point plan to a better life
He made his fortune finding oil where others thought there was none, has watched his investment in the Cowboys rise 856 percent in value and has now built an enormous, revenue-generating stadium in the middle of a recession. And...
In this article: Jerry Jones, Cowboys, NFL, Jason Witten, Revenue, and Tony Romo
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Houston Chronicle | May 27, 2009
Jones spares no expense on Cowboys' new stadium
...said. "They didn't lose that here. The field-level suites are right there. " Jones didn't deny that sales of luxury suites have been slow during the recession. He said 280 have been sold, leaving more than 20 to go. Readers are solely...
In this article: Jerry Jones, Drew Pearson, Dallas Cowboys, Cowboys Stadium, Super Bowl, Terrell Owens, and Texas Stadium
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Bleacher Report | November 04, 2009
The NFL's High-Water Mark: Rome Is Falling
...cash and wealth-who is more to blame for our potential blackout this Sunday than Big Daddy Brown. Sure, the recession has a lot to do with it. But it is Jerry Jones and his Dallas palace of decadence and excess that has raised the average...
In this article: Jerry Jones, NFL, Mike Brown, Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati, Rome, Reactionary, Caligula, and Cowboys
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Ft. Worth Star-Telegram | December 04, 2008
Final pieces falling into place for new Cowboys stadium
...right time to announce any sort of deal. "The fact that it is not done probably you could address to the recession and the fact that it's at this stage and we haven't announced it," Jones said. "It might not be the time for them to be...
In this article: Jerry Jones, Rayfield Wright, Dallas Cowboys, AT&T Corp., Cowboys Stadium, Texas Stadium, Star-Telegram, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin
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USATODAY.com | December 12, 2008
Put up or shut up time: Cowboys face crossroads
...million in debt for his portion of the stadium project - despite the troubled bond market and credit crunch that are symptoms of the nation's recession. Playoffs no sure thing Still, the product on the field has not been so robust. Since...
In this article: Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo, Terrell Owens, Keyshawn Johnson, Jerry Jones, Super Bowl, Bill Parcells, Wade Phillips, NFL, and ESPN
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Sports by Books | February 19, 2009
Salvation Army Stadium: Home Of The Cowboys
...years. The closer we get to the stadium opening, however, the more likely it becomes that Jerry Jones won't be able to find a long-term corporate sponsor to name the stadium after, thanks to this lovely little recession we're having. Still,...
In this article: The Salvation Army, Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, Stadium, New Cowboys Stadium, Dallas Morning NEWS, Super Bowl, Bill Parcells, and NFL
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In economics, a recession is a general slowdown in economic activity over a long period of time, or a business cycle contraction. During recessions, many macroeconomic indicators vary in a similar way. Production as measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP), employment, investment spending, capacity utilization, household incomes and business profits all fall during recessions.
Governments usually respond to recessions by adopting expansionary macroeconomic policies, such as increasing money supply, increasing government spending and decreasing taxation.
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