Archive for December 17th, 2012
Amid new data that U.S.-made goods hold high cachet overseas, especially in the blooming China market, American manufacturers are in a favorable position to export. Exporting enables companies to expand markets, generate new distribution and revenue streams, and weather changes in the domestic economy. Read more 
Plus: U.S. Trade Gap Expands, Wholesale Prices Tumble, Equipment Financing Set to Grow through 2014 and Jobless Claims Drop. Read more
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