Today marks the 8th anniversary since the creation of “International Anti-Corruption Day” by the General Assembly of the United Nations.
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Overland Park, KS, November 21, 2013 – MIQ Logistics is proud to announce that Ingram’s magazine named Chief Financial Officer Brenda Stasiulis to its 2013 class of Women Executives-Kansas City (WeKC). Stasiulis is one of 10 women recognized by the publication this year.“Brenda clearly deserves this honor,” says John Carr, president and chief executive officer-MIQ Logistics. “A respected member of our leadership team, Brenda’s integrity and strategic vision help guide our business planning as well as financial strategy.”
Overland Park, KS, November 19, 2013—For the third consecutive year, Inbound Logistics (IL) magazine named MIQ Logistics to its list of Top 100 3PL Providers.
“The September LEI suggest the economy was expanding modestly and possibly gaining momentum before the government shutdown,” said Ken Goldstein, Economist at The Conference Board. “Beyond the immediate fallout of the shutdown, the biggest challenge is whether relatively weak consumer demand, pinned down by weak wage growth and low levels of confidence, will recover during the final stretch of 2013 and into 2014.”
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“After a brief pause, the U.S. LEI rose sharply in July and August, resuming its upward trend,” said Ataman Ozyildirim, Economist at The Conference Board. “If the LEI’s six-month growth rate, which has nearly doubled, continues in the coming months, economic growth should gradually strengthen through the end of the year. Despite weakness in residential construction, consumer expectations, and the stock market, improvements in the LEI’s labor market and financial components, as well as new manufacturing orders, drove this month’s gain.”
– Ataman Ozyildirim Economist at The Conference Board