EsFriday’s U.S. jobs report was weaker than expected for a second month, with an aggregate 38,000 jobs added during May according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This compares to 160,000 expected, according to Bloomberg, as well as downward revisions to earlier months’ data. Within the transport sector, waterborne transport showed the biggest improvement vs. … Continue reading “Logistics the Place to be as U.S. Jobs Disappoint”
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Logistics the Place to be as U.S. Jobs Disappoint
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