Joseph Alfords, a North Carolina resident, says his 80 minutes, 44 miles daily commute has been putting a pinch on his pocketbook. So he traded […]
Author: Sarah Pizon
Overall Durable Goods Expected to Continue Plunging In March
Overall durable goods orders are expected to show a slight decrease in March confirming a slow economic recovery ever since the beginning of the quarter. […]
Durable Goods Hint At A Weak Quarter
New orders for long-lasting U.S. goods increased only slightly in February, signaling that economic growth in the first quarter could be tame following December’s expiration […]
Boeing Ready For Take Off This Year
While Airbus made headlines at the end of last year–marking its biggest ever share of the global market with more than 1400 orders–a recent EU […]
Economic Recovery May Not Be A Durable Good
U.S. businesses slashed spending on machinery and equipment in January after a tax break ended, plummeting orders to the lowest level in the past 3 […]