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Which businesses continue to thrive?
May 7th, 2009, 1:00 am · Post a Comment · posted by Jan Norman, small-business columnist
Some industries continue to do well, despite the economy, because consumers continue to use their products and services, says Sageworks, a financial analyst for privately owned companies.
Who are the winners of those things people still are willing to pay for? Click on image for larger view:
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Posted in: Economy • Meltdown • Reports • Tip of the Day • Top posts • recession-proof businesses • Sageworks
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