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Consumers continue to spend their way out of the recession and new figures show housing is still the hottest market
Read More →No surprise from the Federal Reserve on Tuesday. The Federal Open Market Committee decided to leave interest rates unchanged
Read More →Prices at the wholesale level moved slightly higher in February, while industrial production increased more than expected
Read More →Total retail sales posted their biggest gain in four months during February, but the increase was less than some were predicting
Read More →More than 4,000 carriers with five or more trucks closed their doors last year. It's enough to scare off any lender from giving you a loan to buy a truck
Read More →Employment in the United States took an unexpected jump in February, the first gain since July and the largest in a year
Read More →New figures show orders for and shipments of manufactured goods posted an increase in January
Read More →Business within the nation’s manufacturing sector has expanded for the first time in 18 months, and there’s better news when it comes to consumer spending, personal income and construction spending
Read More →The U.S. economy did better in the fourth quarter than first thought. The Commerce Department released figures this morning showing the nation’s Gross Domestic Product grew at a 1.4% rate in the final quarter of last yea
Read More →Updated 12:15 p.m. EST. Orders and shipments for durable goods and shipments posted a healthy increase in January, indicating the struggling manufacturing sector may soon be headed for a recovery
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