Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Inventories at U.S. wholesalers unexpectedly fell in
December following the biggest increase in more than five years, indicating
distributors had trouble keeping up with demand. A record inventory drawdown
last year has opened the door for manufacturers to pick up
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
By Michael McKee Companies with fewer than 500 employees, such as Phoenix
Technologies Ltd . and Sonic Corp. , helped lead the economy out of the four
recessions since 1980. This time, they continue to cut capital spending and
dismiss workers, eliminating 3,000 jobs in January,
Companies with fewer than 500 employees, such as Phoenix Technologies Ltd . and
Sonic Corp. , helped lead the economy out of the four recessions since 1980.
This time, they continue to cut capital spending and dismiss workers,
eliminating 3,000 jobs in January, according to Roseland, New
Companies with fewer than 500 employees, such as Phoenix Technologies Ltd . and
Sonic Corp. , helped lead the economy out of the four recessions since 1980.
This time, they continue to cut capital spending and dismiss workers,
eliminating 3,000 jobs in January, according to Roseland, New
Crude oil rose from a seven-week low on speculation demand will improve as the
global economy recovers from its worst recession since World War II. A report
tomorrow in the US, the world's largest oil consumer, will probably show
wholesale inventories increased for a third month in
Peoria, Illinois-based Caterpillar, the world’s biggest maker of bulldozers and
excavators, has recalled more than 500 laid-off workers over the past two
months. Fairfield, Connecticut-based General Electric is hiring U.S. workers in
energy, appliances, rail and research. A Labor
Peoria, Illinois-based Caterpillar, the world’s biggest maker of bulldozers and
excavators, has recalled more than 500 laid-off workers over the past two
months. Fairfield, Connecticut-based General Electric is hiring U.S. workers in
energy, appliances, rail and research. A Labor Department
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
