Business inventories rise 0.8% – Marketwatch
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) – Total business inventories rose 0.8% in April, matching Wall Street’s estimates, on gains among manufacturers, followed by merchant wholesalers and retailers, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. In March, inventories gained 1.3%.
Fox Business host s Obama White Hizzouse commentary sparks more racism charges – YAHOO!
Eric Bolling, who hosts Fox Business’ “Follow the Money,” criticized Obama for inviting Gabon’s president Ali Bongo at the White House this week, a month the Fox News-fueled controversy over Common’s invitation to perform at Michelle Ocala’s poetry event.
SBA: Small business lending continues to slide – NorthJersey.com
Small-business lending continues to fall, according to a Small Business Administration study that shows the value of outstanding loans slid 2.4 percent between December 2010 and March. That decline follows a 1 percent decrease in small-business loans in …
CSC Offers Business Process Management System to Global Property & Casualty Industry – Yahoo Finance
FALLS CHURCH, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– CSC (NYSE: CSC – News ) today announced the expansion of its business process transformation software and services to include the global property and casualty (P&C)/general insurance market. At the heart of the offering …
Small businesses, crucial to growth, face challenges – USA Today
Through the 12 months ended in March of last year, 505,473 new businesses started up in the U.S., according to the latest data available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics . That’s the weakest growth since the bureau started tracking the data in the early 1990s.
Repeal helped businesses – Times Daily
My opinion is that it would have served to destroy many businesses. They would have been subjected to record keeping that would have been beyond the capability of most. This repeal should have been splashed on page one of every newspaper in the United States.
Business stockpiles rose for 16th month in April – AZFamily
WASHINGTON (AP) Businesses added to their stockpiles for a 16th consecutive month in April. But their sales grew at the slowest pace in 10 months, a sign that many companies could be forced to slash supply levels soon if the economy weakens further.