Stock Market Crash: the change of America’s economy
The stock market is an integral part of America's economy. Yet, there are moments in time when just one day can make a world of a difference. The stock market crash on March 9, 2020, has become an important date in history. As one of the most dramatic single-day drops in history, the crash has evidently made an impact on society. Here's what you need to know:
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Lora Simakova, Staff Writer
Lora Simakova is a sophomore at Carlmont High School. She is the Chair of the San Carlos Youth Advisory Council, as well as a San Jose Sharks fan. She cares about her community and tries to make a change. View her profile here.
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Isabelle Nunes is a senior at Carlmont High School and the Editor-in-Chief of the Highlander. Outside of school, she interns with the San Mateo Daily journal and is an editorial manager for Redefy. With her passion of design, leadership, addressing social issues through local perspectives, she is excited to pursue a career in marketing and journalism in the near future! To view her full portfolio, click here.
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