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U.S. retail sales fell in January due to a sharp decline in auto sales while the rest of the sector posted its best performance in some time, according to figures released Thursday by the Commerce Department
Read More →The unemployment picture improved in the United States during January with the creation of new jobs occurring at the fastest rate in more than two years
Read More →New orders at United States factories increased in December while shipments fell, according to a report released by the Commerce Department Tuesday
Read More →Economic activity in the manufacturing sector grew for the third consecutive month during January while construction spending moved up in December and diesel fuel prices reached their highest levels since 2000 according to three separate reports released Monday
Read More →Economic growth in the United States slowed dramatically during the fourth quarter of 2002, but it did manage to outperform levels from the year before
Read More →Orders for durable goods increased in December while shipments fell. And consumer confidence in the economy fell in January, according to a pair of reports released Tuesday
Read More →A key measure of U.S. economic activity increased for the third month in a row during December according to figures released on Thursday
Read More →Housing starts in the United States soared to a 16-year high according to figures released Tuesday, while a separate report from last week shows manufacturing production is down
Read More →U.S. producer prices were unchanged in December as falling passenger vehicle prices helped offset increases in the costs of food and energy
Read More →Retail sales in December turned out to be just about as poor as many store owners were woefully predicting during the holidays
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