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Conference Board Index Suffers Drop in June
The outlook for the economy remains murky as the latest indicators from The Conference Board show a drop in confidence on the part of American consumers. (Read More…)
Comments (0)NIADA Convention & Expo Las Vegas
Auto Credit Express will be attending the NIADA - National Independent Automobile Dealers Association Convention & Expo at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas from June 14 through June 17. (Read More…)
Comments (3)Gary Napper Livens the Dealer Track Party
One of the core values at Auto Credit Express® is “have energy and the ability to energize others”. Holding true to our core values was Gary Napper, Vice President of Sales for our AutoNet Financial division, during the DealerTrack® party at the BB King Lounge in Orlando. (Read More…)
Comments (0)Conference Board Index Dips in January
The outlook for the economy remains cloudy as the latest indicators from The Conference Board show a continued pessimism on the part of American consumers. (Read More…)
Comments (0)Latest Report Shows Increase in Online Car Shopping Activity
A new report from Chicago based Cars dot Com shows an increase in online car shopping activity in the New Year. (Read More…)
Comments (0)SAGE Says Recession May Have Eased
If you are looking for some good news Survival and Growth Enterprise in Chicago believes its indicators show an easing of the recession although the economy remains fragile. (Read More…)
Comments (1)Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Improves in December Mainly due to fall in Energy Prices
The latest report from Deloitte Research shows that consumer purchasing power is increasing but retailers need to give consumers a reason to spend. (Read More…)
Comments (0)Conference Board – Consumer Confidence at All-Time Low
The latest information from The Conference Board indicates that consumers continue to worry about economic conditions. (Read More…)
Comments (0)Consumer Confidence on the Rise in Florida
A report from the center of the Gator Nation shows that residents of the Sunshine State are counting on the new Obama administration to resolve the economic crisis. (Read More…)
Comments (0)December UM Survey Shows Continued Consumer Pessimism
The latest survey results from the Ann Arbor-based Institute for Social Research shows that consumers continue to be pessimistic about the economy and predicts a slow recovery in 2010. (Read More…)
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