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Gross Domestic Product rose slightly in the second period, according to new numbers from the U.S Commerce Department, but dropped steeply from the growth rate earlier in the year
Read More →TradeOut, a B2B Internet marketplace based in Valhalla, N.Y., has completed the sale of $1.1 million of GE Capital assets from the Genstar division
Read More →A barometer of future economic activity in the United States has increased
Read More →New figures show orders for and shipments of manufactured goods posted an increase in January
Read More →Just-in-time delivery has become a way of life for the trucking industry over the past decade. But a report in The Wall Street Journal suggests that JIT may be holding back an economic recovery
Read More →Housing starts dropped for a third month in August, according to a Census Bureau report, falling 2.4% to an annual rate of 1.609 million.
Read More →The economic growth rate in the U.S. was reported to be an unexpectedly strong 2% in the first quarter of the year, as reported today by the Commerce Department. GDP growth had fallen to 1% at the end of last year and was widely expected to be in the 0-1% range at the beginning of this year
Read More →Industrial production fell for the 12th consecutive month in September, marking the first time there has been an entire year of declines since the mid 1940s
Read More →February housing starts fell to 1.62 million from 1.82 in January, mostly due to unseasonably bad building weather in much of the country.
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