It also publishes an annual career guide that is eagerly awaited by millions of people throughout North America. Just released, the U.S. News 1999 Career Guide is hot off the press and hot on the web. This is a business, so they charge for their services, but it may be worthwhile to take a look at their site, nonetheless. Sometimes, if you're trying to look ahead, it helps to look back first. History isn't dead, because we respond to things in terms of how they look to us, and context helps determine how they look.
Historical context can be particularly important.
The Economic History Association has been helping to preserve this context for nearly 60 years. There is no shortage of financial information on the web. FinancialWeb may provide more than most people want to know about stocks and other financial issues, but not necessarily more than they should know. Forget trying to find one isolated since the dim days of prehistory. The world has become too much a global village for that.