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  The Little GDP that Could (and Finally Did)

  After four quarters of decline, the U.S. Gross Domestic Product finally saw a quarter of growth. The upswing from negative 6.4 percent to positive...

  by Patrick James +

• Business

  

  How Will Prolonged Joblessness Shape Our Country?

  The Atlantic's Don Peck predicts that the future of America will continue to be jobless, which will transform the culture of our nation. If it...

  by Patrick James +

• News

  

  Meanwhile in China... Sweet Powerpoint-style Graphics of Government Growth Plans (Updated)

  While most of the developed world is freaking out about the ongoing economic fallout-The Great Recession if you will (something I heard Kurt...

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• Business

  

  Transparency: The Largest Bankruptcies in History

  Last week, General Motors began the fourth largest bankruptcy proceedings in history, joining the many other large and venerable companies...

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• Business

  

  How Much For A Word.com

  The Top 5 Most Expensive Domain Name Sales. An original GOOD Video..

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• News

  

  What The President Will Inherit

  What could be more important than the upcoming election? What the next president actually does once elected. While a feverish media dissects...

  by GOOD, Chris Weller, Max Joseph +

• News

  

  Government 2.0: Recovery.gov Coming Soon?

  Earlier today I posted a PDF of the full Economic Stimulus Bill the House was voting on today (and asked for some help reading through it). Well,...

  by Casey Caplowe +

• Business

  

  Transparency: What Is a Trade Deficit?

  As governments around the world continue to react to the economic downturn, some people are warning against trade protectionism (i.e., imposing...

  by GOOD, Fogelson-Lubliner +

• News

  

  Which Nation Showed the Most Restraint During the Global Economic Meltdown?

  France. France? Yes, France. It may come as a shock to those Americans who cry "Socialism!" on a daily basis, but according to Business Insider,...

  by Patrick James +

• Business

  

  Jobs Still Gone, with or Without the Wind

  Although millions of dollars in tax credits for renewable energy projects were set aside in the stimulus plan, and although the United States...

  by Patrick James +

• Business

  

  How to Set Up a Bike Repair Service

  Did you read that great article in The New York Times Magazine called "The Case for Working With Your Hands"? Well, if you want to put Matt...

  by Andrew Price +

• GOOD Blog

  

  These Might Make Drivers Take Bike Lanes Seriously

  Here in Los Angeles, lots of drivers seem to regard the painted bike lanes (where they exist) as a curious concession to a tiny minority that...

  by Andrew Price +

• Design

  

  Teague's New Concept Bike: Pulse

  I don't know if this is the first of its kind or anything, but Teague's new concept bike, Pulse, is pretty alluring. The main section of the frame...

  by Patrick James +

• Design

  

  Pulse: Teague's New Concept Bike

  I don't know if this is the first of its kind or anything, but Teague's new concept bike, Pulse, is pretty alluring. The main section of the frame...

  by Patrick James +

• Cities

  

  Want to Know if an Urban Environment Supports Cycling? Measure the Proportion of Women on Bikes

  According to Jan Garrard, a senior lecturer at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia, the best way to determine how favorable a given city is...

  by Patrick James 1

• Design

  

  Crazy Awesome Japanese Bikes Run on Turbines, Water

  Japanese bicycle maker Shukuno Rintendo made some crazy bikes in the late '90s. From Today and Tomorrow: "They produced a special series of power...

  by Zach Frechette +

• Cities

  

  Beauty and the Bike

  When we talk about what makes a community bike-friendly, the discussion often focuses on the physical infrastructure: bike lanes and bike racks...

  by Andrew Price 1

• GOOD Blog

  

  Cars Cause Most Bike-Car Crashes

  Dr. Chris Cavacuiti, a Toronto physician who cycles competitively, started doing some research into how most bike-versus-car collisions happen...

  by Andrew Price 1

• GOOD Blog

  

  Bike Lanes: Three Feet Wide and Riding

  With the number of bike commuters up by nearly 40 percent since 2003, local governments are starting to get hip to the needs of cyclists. This...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  What Kind of Bike Do You Ride?

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