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...Deerwood Technologies DEERWOOD - Julie Nesseth, part of the team at Deerwood Technologies since 2009, was promoted to purchasing manager at the information technologies business.Nesseth, a lakes area native, is in charge of Deerwood's national...
...straight month, a survey of purchasing managers indicated Thursday. Based...nearly 10 years. Goss surveys purchasing managers in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri...before. The January survey of purchasing managers and business leaders in Minnesota...
...Nott Co., an industrial products supplier in Hibbing. Ferraro also recently achieved the status of certified purchasing manager and accredited purchasing practitioner. Petersen joins Computer One Plus Katie Petersen recently joined Computer...
...80 people who attended an orientation meeting at the mill at 7 a.m. today. Stoxen will be Missota Paper's purchasing manager. Terms of employment were expected to be signed today and a labor union contract is anticipated to be complete...
...paper. Overall things are going pretty well, Hauck said. "It's a colorful mill now." Kari Stoxen (left), purchasing manager, and Jan Olson, executive assistant, cut Wausau's birthday cake during a recent one-year anniversary celebration...
...apparently have started to slow the economy in the nine-state mid-American region, according to a monthly survey of purchasing managers released Thursday. The survey indicated that prices paid for goods in the region last month dropped the farthest...
...smaller increases of just 0.2 percent in April and 0.3 percent in May. Meanwhile, the National Association of Purchasing Managers said that its production index remained at 51.8 percent in July, ending a four-month decline in a key gauge...
...Creighton University economics professor Ernie Goss based his comments on the October results of a survey of industrial purchasing managers and business leaders. Goss conducts the survey in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota, North...
...what it is, might include Alan Greenspan of the Federal Reserve, the publishers of confidence surveys, and the purchasing managers who do the buying for industrial companies. It really doesn't matter very much who shouted first -- now everyone...