Inside the News - Edition #419

Allan Leibowitz -
Inside the News
- 16 Jul 2009 ( #419 )
1 min read
They say any race is easier when you can see the finish line. So this week's exclusive survey of business conditions provides a welcome sign of recovery. As Roger Renstrom reports, some North American industry leaders predict a turnaround in the first quarter of 2010. While that's still half a year away, at least many are seeing positive signs, with sales and orders holding steady or picking up. But more importantly, the glimmers of hope send a strong message to employers not to opt for the "quick fix" and slash costs and reduce headcounts, but rather to hold steady and prepare for the recovery which is already on the horizon. We can but hope ...
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