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Looks Like More Than The U.S. Government Is Shutdown

Posted on January 14, 2019 by Emmariah Holcomb

When children argue it usually doesn’t last long before they make up, but when adults argue there’s no set time limit. This can even be seen though the most recent government shutdown. The United States entered day 24 today, making … Continue reading →

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Government Shutdown is Over But Economic Uncertainty Continues for the AGRR Industry

Posted on October 18, 2013 by Jenna Reed

While the government shutdown is officially over for now, Mark Liston, president of Glass Doctor, looks at Washington, D.C.’s antics with a skeptical eye, saying it is not helping business. Continue reading →

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Continued Government Shutdown Could Impact the Auto Glass Industry

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Jenna Reed

Though the government shutdown has yet to have a big impact on consumer spending, if the closure continues to drag on, this could change, according to Ford’s chief economist. The shutdown could impact AGRR if consumers lose confidence that an end to the political stalemate is near and curtail their spending on these services. Continue reading →

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