by Chris Ebert | Apr 1, 2013 | General
“On February 10, 1897, seven hundred members of America’s super-elite gathered at the Waldorf Hotel for a costume ball hosted by Bradley Martin, a New York lawyer, and his wife Cornelia. . . Cornelia, a plump matron with blues eyes, a bow mouth, a generous...
by Chris Ebert | Aug 25, 2012 | General
Since 1950, when the most popular television show in the United States was Texaco Star Theater and Congress established a mechanism for a municipal bankruptcy, there have been fewer than 500 Chapter 9 filings. In the last three months, and in California alone, there...
by Chris Ebert | Mar 13, 2012 | General
A sluggish job market means increased personal debt. Jobless consumers are obviously affected, but even those with jobs may find their wages frozen. The situation will probably not improve anytime soon. Maybe your family, or someone you know, is facing mounting...
