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The U.S. manufacturing sector started off the year with a bang, reporting its biggest gain in durable goods shipments and orders since last July. Shipments of manufactured durable goods in January increased 3.5% following a 2% December decrease
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Consumer confidence was steady in June, off only 0.1 from May to 83.5, according to The Conference Board
Read More →The U.S. Department of Commerce has revised its estimate for real gross domestic product growth to 5.9 percent for the fourth quarter, a boost over an earlier estimate of 5.7 percent growth
Read More →Global trade is key to getting out of the current recession, according to the chairman and CEO of UPS, Scott Davis
Read More →In a letter sent to President Bush, the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association urged the acceleration of the $25 billion loan program for motor vehicle manufacturers and parts suppliers to meet increased fuel efficiency requirements
Read More →Trucking has lived up to its reputation for the highest incidence of bankruptcy of any industry, says Transportation Technical Services
Read More →Manufacturing activity in the United States improved in January
Read More →The American Trucking Assns.’ seasonally adjusted Truck Tonnage Index increased 1.6% to 147.3 (1993=100) in June, the association announced Wednesday
Read More →Manufacturing production increased 0.1% in May after declining 0.6% in both March and April.
Read More →New orders for manufactured goods in August increased $9.7 billion or 2.5 percent to $395.2 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau reported Tuesday.
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