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Annual sales for U.S. heavy truck makers took a big hit last year, with every truck maker seeing declines in their retail sales
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There are more signs an economic recovery is at hand…Fed Chairman Alan Greanspan is upbeat…for a change
Read More →The U.S. economy may be closer to seeing the end of the recession. On Tuesday morning The Conference Board reported its index of Leading Economic Indicators in December posted its biggest gain since February 1996 to 111.4
Read More →Construction of new homes fell in December, but final numbers for 2001 posted a solid gain
Read More →Industrial production in the United States fell for the fifth straight month in December, ending a year with the worst record since 1982
Read More →Retail sales were down the last month of the year, but not as much as expected
Read More →Unemployment is continuing to increase in the United States, but not as rapidly. Friday morning the U.S. Labor Department reported the unemployment rate in December moved up to 5.8% as another 124,000 people were put out of work
Read More →Construction spending in the United States increased for the second month in a row during November, while unemployment increased slightly at the end of the year
Read More →Trucking has lived up to its reputation for the highest incidence of bankruptcy of any industry, says Transportation Technical Services
Read More →U.S. manufacturing may be poised for a comeback. Figures released Wednesday indicate increased production in December, suggesting an almost year and half long slump could soon be over
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