The Early Shift
Posted by jeckert on 08/26/2009
Durable goods orders increased the most in July since 2007, showing that the manufacturing industry is beginning to rebound.
However, suppliers for manufacturers, who are essentially out of business due to the beating that the manufacturing industry has taken in the recession, may not be able to keep up as product demand increases.
Plus, more bad news for Toyota. ManufactureThis posted previously on the potential rise of Ford over Toyota. We’re pulling for cars manufactured in America!
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