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I recently downloaded a business database that is absolutely amazing. It provides me with updated business listings for all Alabama businesses that filed changes of demographic, location or contact information in January 2007. I found that it contained complete Alabama marketing information for each of the businesses available in the database. The interface of the website is user-friendly and the downloading process was seamless.
I was impressed by the level of detail contained within the information provided for each business. I was able to purchase this Alabama database as a single item using the links provided, or I could have subscribed to their Updated Businesses Database Service if I needed constant updates. I would highly recommend this database for small business owners or anyone looking to expand their network in Alabama.
The statistics from 2006 indicated that business development has continued to grow in the state of Alabama. While the job growth dropped by 1.8%, it remained higher than the United States average. Alabama is well known for its construction industry, as well as its hospitality. These industries saw a rapid growth in 2006, and the labor market maintained its position.
I learned that the unemployment rate in Alabama is 3.6 percent, which is much lower than the American average. Despite this, business bankruptcies remained quite high. By the second quarter of 2006, bankruptcy filings in Alabama reached 4.24 for every 1000 residents. This information was quite surprising and put into perspective the importance of having an up-to-date database for any business owner hoping to secure their business in the market.
In particular, the real estate industry is one that has continued to grow in Alabama. During the first six months of 2006, real estate sales increase by almost 3%, which is much higher than 2005. Despite this, the inventories also increased, and they did so much faster than real estate sales. Much of the real estate sales in 2006 were a result of creative real estate deals, and these deals made up over 20% of sales that occurred throughout the state.
Another industry that has continued to grow in the state is manufacturing businesses, which can also be reflected in the employment rates. While the appreciation of homes was quite high, it still did not surpass the national average. Residential construction is an industry that has continued to grow. Its growth in 2006 was relatively small, and it was 2.4% higher than 2005.
Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the Alabama business database that I downloaded. It was quite informative and provided me with updated information regarding the business climate in Alabama. Lastly, it's important to note that we still require up-to-date information on the property insurance industry due to Hurricane Katrina.
I was impressed by the level of detail contained within the information provided for each business. I was able to purchase this Alabama database as a single item using the links provided, or I could have subscribed to their Updated Businesses Database Service if I needed constant updates. I would highly recommend this database for small business owners or anyone looking to expand their network in Alabama.
The statistics from 2006 indicated that business development has continued to grow in the state of Alabama. While the job growth dropped by 1.8%, it remained higher than the United States average. Alabama is well known for its construction industry, as well as its hospitality. These industries saw a rapid growth in 2006, and the labor market maintained its position.
I learned that the unemployment rate in Alabama is 3.6 percent, which is much lower than the American average. Despite this, business bankruptcies remained quite high. By the second quarter of 2006, bankruptcy filings in Alabama reached 4.24 for every 1000 residents. This information was quite surprising and put into perspective the importance of having an up-to-date database for any business owner hoping to secure their business in the market.
In particular, the real estate industry is one that has continued to grow in Alabama. During the first six months of 2006, real estate sales increase by almost 3%, which is much higher than 2005. Despite this, the inventories also increased, and they did so much faster than real estate sales. Much of the real estate sales in 2006 were a result of creative real estate deals, and these deals made up over 20% of sales that occurred throughout the state.
Another industry that has continued to grow in the state is manufacturing businesses, which can also be reflected in the employment rates. While the appreciation of homes was quite high, it still did not surpass the national average. Residential construction is an industry that has continued to grow. Its growth in 2006 was relatively small, and it was 2.4% higher than 2005.
Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the Alabama business database that I downloaded. It was quite informative and provided me with updated information regarding the business climate in Alabama. Lastly, it's important to note that we still require up-to-date information on the property insurance industry due to Hurricane Katrina.
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