Even with the electronification of trading, the industry remained hesitant to utilize cloud technology, a sentiment that was likely influenced by the confidence-rattling financial meltdown of 2008.
State officials could justify the need for austerity by warning that a sudden surge in spending might trigger inflation, a crisis of confidence and an economic meltdown.
He also won support for a more activist agenda, particularly on the economy after the market meltdown and confidence crisis last fall and on health care too.
He's right.JETS Would Peyton want to share New York with Eli? Unlikely,but the Jets' interest is real after their 2011 meltdown shook their confidence in Mark Sanchez.Their owner, Woody Johnson, has gone after a high-profile quarter back before.
She went into serious debt after she had a professional meltdown, a crisis of confidence that she suffered, she has written, after she was sabotaged by a former assistant.
Tuesday the Fed cut rates by another.25%, hoping to reignite the credit markets, stalled by the loss of confidence brought on by the subprime meltdown.
Even in the aftermath of the financial meltdown, the fall of confidence in our institutions is not about big business or big media, which actually don't look so big anymore.
Government officials and political leaders have vowed to get to the bottom of the mess, put in place new laws and regulations to eliminate the practices that caused the near meltdown and to restore confidence in the financial system.
The global financial meltdown has further buttressed Chinese confidence.
Yet even a lack of confidence that new rules will prevent another meltdown doesn't mean, as some right-wingers spin it, that the public opposes strong financial reform.
