Manufacturers That Sell to Consumers Feel the Pinch
Industrial companies that do business with one another, on the other hand, are seeing little evidence of a slowdown – yet.
Less in demand.
Photographer: Alex Flynn/Bloomberg
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Programming Note: Industrial Strength will be going on a temporary hiatus beginning in August while I’m on maternity leave. There may be a few special editions here and there, and you can follow me on Twitter (@blsuth), but for the most part I expect to be busy learning to be a mom. Thanks as always for reading. Try not to have too much fun without me, but I’m sure there will be plenty to talk about once I’m back.
It was a good quarter to be an industrial company that no longer sells to consumers.