October 25 2009
Volume 39, Issue 20 - 10/25/2009
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When the real estate market crumbled, the market price for leasing business space also took a hit. Yet most companies continued to pay the higher rates because they were locked into leases.
That was the case for KAR Industrial …
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While the sequential growth is a positive sign for a ragged economy, many factors will play a role in determining whether that growth is sustainable, says Thomas J. Duesterberg, president and CEO of Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI.
"The inventory cycle has further to run, and this should sustain …
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These materials, prepared by Robert W. Baird & Co. for MDM, are for informational purposes only.
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When the real estate market crumbled, the market price for leasing business space also took a hit. Yet most companies continued to pay the higher rates because they were locked into leases.
That was the case for KAR Industrial …
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While the sequential growth is a positive sign for a ragged economy, many factors will play a role in determining whether that growth is sustainable, says Thomas J. Duesterberg, president and CEO of Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI.
"The inventory cycle has further to run, and this should sustain …
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These materials, prepared by Robert W. Baird & Co. for MDM, are for informational purposes only.
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