Is the worst behind us? Some forecasters think so
January 5, 2009
Some economic analysts are heading into the new year declaring that the worst may soon be over. For this rosy picture to play out, they
Some economic analysts are heading into the new year declaring that the worst may soon be over. For this rosy picture to play out, they
If the past is, indeed, prologue, then the recession should end sometime in 2009. Now that the National Bureau of Economic Research confirms that we
Some of the industry’s top thinkers in finance, manufacturing, retailing, marketing and other sectors assess what the coming year might hold Bob AppleSenior Vice President,
Despite the credit crunch, there was an air of optimism at the NMBA’s annual conference The U.S. economy will continue to suffer the effects of
KCS International, which operates Cruisers Yachts, is permanently laying off 60 workers and extending a current layoff of 68 others, according to several media reports
President-elect Barack Obama announced his economic team Monday and reiterated the need to create a recovery plan for Wall Street, as well as address foreclosures,
The National Marine Manufacturers Association this week eliminated 18 positions in its U.S. offices. Year-to-date, the Chicago-based association has eliminated a total of 30 positions
The annual Recreational Boating Educational Conference for Michigan’s marine industry leaders will be held Dec. 3-5 in Bay City. The event will include presentations on
Because of worsening economic conditions, the National Marine Bankers Association is cancelling its annual Marine Lending Workshop and will next hold the event in December
Attendance for this year’s International Boat Builders’ Exhibition and Conference was down about 14 percent from the previous year, according to preliminary figures released by
Some economic analysts are heading into the new year declaring that the worst may soon be over. For this rosy picture to play out, they
If the past is, indeed, prologue, then the recession should end sometime in 2009. Now that the National Bureau of Economic Research confirms that we
Some of the industry’s top thinkers in finance, manufacturing, retailing, marketing and other sectors assess what the coming year might hold Bob AppleSenior Vice President,
Despite the credit crunch, there was an air of optimism at the NMBA’s annual conference The U.S. economy will continue to suffer the effects of
KCS International, which operates Cruisers Yachts, is permanently laying off 60 workers and extending a current layoff of 68 others, according to several media reports
President-elect Barack Obama announced his economic team Monday and reiterated the need to create a recovery plan for Wall Street, as well as address foreclosures,
The National Marine Manufacturers Association this week eliminated 18 positions in its U.S. offices. Year-to-date, the Chicago-based association has eliminated a total of 30 positions
The annual Recreational Boating Educational Conference for Michigan’s marine industry leaders will be held Dec. 3-5 in Bay City. The event will include presentations on
Because of worsening economic conditions, the National Marine Bankers Association is cancelling its annual Marine Lending Workshop and will next hold the event in December
Attendance for this year’s International Boat Builders’ Exhibition and Conference was down about 14 percent from the previous year, according to preliminary figures released by
