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10 Feb. 2015 Small Firms are Back in Business, But They Can't Find Staff

By Ian Shepherdson

The headline index in today's NFIB small business survey probably won't quite converge with the ISM manufacturing index, but it will come v ery close. To close the gap completely, for the first time since the crash, the NFIB needs to rise to just over 102, from 100.4.

Posted: 10th Feb 2015 in 'U.S. Documents'

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