International Business Times
U.S. wholesalers increased their stockpiles at a slower pace in May as sales fell by the most in three years. Wholesale inventories increased 0.3 percent to $484.1 billion, in line with economists' forecast, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
Seattle Post Intelligencer
U.S. wholesale companies added modestly to their stockpiles in May. But sales at the wholesale level dropped by the largest amount in three years, a troubling sign for future growth. The Commerce Department said Wednesday that wholesale stockpiles...
Miami Herald
U.S. wholesale companies added modestly to their stockpiles in May. But sales at the wholesale level dropped by the largest amount in three years, a troubling sign for future growth. Some cornstalks in fields around the farm where David Kellerman...
Merced Sun-Star
U.S. wholesale companies added modestly to their stockpiles in May. But their sales dropped by the largest amount in three years, a troubling sign for future growth. The Commerce Department says wholesale stockpiles rose 0.3 percent in May. That...
Merced Sun-Star
Stock futures rose Wednesday ahead of government report that is expected to show that companies are ordering more goods, which would be good news for factories that produce them and for the economy as a whole. The U.S. also reported Wednesday that...