Nonresidential

Nonresidential fixed investment expanded at a 2% annual rate in the first quarter, due to higher capital spending by companies needing new industrial machines or high-tech software to comb through massive troves of data, stitch together global operations and upgrade websites.

Bright Days for the Bottom Line James R. Hagerty 2011

Nonresidential structures decreased 15.4 percent, compared with a decrease of 18.4 percent.

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Nonresidential fixed investment expanded at a 2% annual rate in the first quarter, due to higher capital spending by companies needing new industrial machines or high-tech software to comb through massive troves of data, stitch together global operations and upgrade websites.

Bright Days for the Bottom Line James R. Hagerty 2011

Nonresidential investment shows a clear cyclical nature, and it too collapsed in the aftermath of the global financial collapse.

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Nonresidential construction has also suffered along with the real-estate market.

Steel Prices Shine, Lifting U.S. Makers John W. Miller 2011

Nonresidential fixed investment, a measure of business spending, rose 16.3% last quarter after rising 10.3% in the second quarter.

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Nonresidential construction was up 0.9% to $555.7 billion.

Residential Sector Helps Construction 2012

Nonresidential investment shows a clear cyclical nature, and it too collapsed in the aftermath of the global financial collapse.

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"Nonresidential construction has gotten worse," said Dan DiMicco,

Steelmakers Plead Case to Representatives Robert Guy Matthews 2010

"Nonresidential construction has gotten worse," said Dan DiMicco,

Steelmakers Plead Case to Representatives Robert Guy Matthews 2010