Manufacturing Lost Millions of Jobs, But How Did It Get There?

by Kathryn Casteel | May 18, 2016 | Economy

By Kathryn Casteel Developed countries all over the world have transitioned away from production and manufacturing for decades. The U.S. in particular shed over 5 million jobs in the manufacturing sector since the turn of the century as a result of various trade...

Five Things to Watch for April’s Auto Sales Report

by Kathryn Casteel | May 3, 2016 | Economy

Kathryn Casteel American auto manufacturers release their April sales numbers tomorrow morning. Industry analysts, such as Edmunds.com and Kelley Blue Book, are expecting total vehicle sales for last month to hit around 1.52 million. Here are five things to watch as...

Strong Job Market Keeps Auto Manufacturer’s at Ease After Sluggish March

by Kathryn Casteel | Apr 5, 2016 | Economy

Kathryn Casteel Auto sales dipped in March but auto manufacturers remain confident due to strong job growth. Manufacturers reported mixed reviews last month, suggesting that auto sales are beginning to level out from their record highs from last year. Americans...

Auto Sales Expected to Remain Steady for 2016 After a Strong February

by Kathryn Casteel | Mar 6, 2016 | Economy

By: Kathryn Casteel Employment growth and gradual wage increases are continuing to drive consumers to spend on cars, trucks, and SUVs. Auto dealers crossed another strong month off their calendars with sales up 7 percent from February of 2015, Ward Automotive Group...