Let’s hope there’s truth to the “in like a lion, out like a lamb” phrase, at least for the economy’s sake.
This winter’s weather, which cost the U.S. economy a reported $50 billion, has had chilling effects on businesses across the nation. Research shows that $15 billion of it won’t be made up in the warmer months.
A total of 63 inches of snow since December in Philadelphia — the third snowiest winter in the city’s history — tortured local companies with delays, early dismissals and cancellations, causing revenue to slip for many.
The wounded
As the harsh weather of the past couple of months dragged on, one snowy upset after another, the hospitality industry was especially hard hit.To find out more about this story, go to PBJ.com
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