Cutting tool consumption is up 5.8% compared to a year ago – more good news for U.S. manufacturing. In June, the U.S. cutting tool consumption totaled $186.57 million
Why is the number of women in manufacturing so small, and why are those numbers declining? Industry Week writes about it: In 2016, women accounted for just 29%
Manufacturing is coming back to the good ol’ USA. Manufacturers are finding out that sending work overseas isn’t as profitable as it once was and
Manufacturing and the wealth, ingenuity, and optimism it fosters are returning to the U.S. from the other side of the globe. Today’s “Made in America”
NAPERVILLE – With a renewed optimism among U.S. manufacturers is coming some cautions, a recent study by Naperville-based Sikich LLP shows. While nearly half anticipate
America has added more than a million jobs since President Trump took office. The U.S. economy added a strong 209,000 jobs in July, more than
WASHINGTON – Despite an overall annual growth, the U.S. goods and services deficit was down $2.7 billion in June, government agencies reported Friday. The U.S.
WASHINGTON – Labor shortages, steady business, six profitable months in a row … That’s what the Institute for Supply Management says they’re hearing from manufacturers … Is
WASHINGTON DC – The Department of Commerce reported Thursday that factory orders were up 3 percent in June. That’s good news for US manufacturing …
The New York Times is placing a spotlight on an issue many manufacturers are running into as they search to enlarge their workforce … so many applicants
