Consumer Spending Fell in March
Washington, DC, April 30, 2009--Consumer spending took a step back in March after two steps forward in January, government data showed.
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Washington, DC, April 30, 2009--Consumer spending took a step back in March after two steps forward in January, government data showed.
Washington, DC, April 30, 2009--The Federal Reserve on Wednesday painted a less gloomy picture of the economy in its latest Beige Book, an anecdotal view of the economy in the central bank's 12 U.S. districts.
Viken, Sweden, April 29, 2009--Chinese wood parquet producer Sihe Wood has signed a license for Välinge’s 5G fold down system.
Marietta, GA, April 29, 2009—Wools of New Zealand has added Design Materials, Inc. of Kansas City, Kan., as a new partner, bringing the total number of partners to 45.
Washington, DC, April 29, 2009--The U.S. economy contracted more than expected in the first quarter as business investment declined at a record rate, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday.
Bennettsville, SC, April 29, 2009--Economic development officials here say that Mohawk Industries' Oak River Mills yarn plant in Marlboro County is back at full operations.
Sacramento, CA, April 29, 2009--California's housing slump showed signs of improvement in March, with sales of existing single-family homes increasing 64% from a year ago.
Chattanooga, TN, April 29, 2009--Carpet backing supplier Propex Inc. completed the sale of its assets to Propex Holding LLC, according to the Dalton Daily Citizen.
London, England, April 29, 2009--Allied Carpets, the UK’s second-biggest flooring retailer, was sold by former French owners Tapis Saint-Maclou to offshore fund Sigma Capital in March.
Washington, DC, April 29, 2009--Mortgage application volume last week fell a seasonally adjusted 18.1% compared with the week befor, even as interest rates charged on fixed-rate mortgages fell, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday.