From Industry Week – U.S. job growth surged in July, as the economy added a surprising 528,000 positions, defying all expectations of a slowdown, according
From Industry Week – The proposed “book tax” in the Senate’s reconciliation bill “would overwhelmingly hit U.S. manufacturers,” according to a new analysis by the
On the same day, two leaders in the Technology & Manufacturing Association shared in the suburban Daily Herald their opinions about how public policy in
In mid-July 2022, two leaders within the Technology & Manufacturing Association shared with the public their concerns about Illinois public policy that is detrimental to
From Industry Week – U.S. inflation surged to a fresh peak of 9.1% in June, further squeezing American families and heaping pressure on President Joe
From Industry Week – Manufacturing in the United States hit a post-COVID-19 milestone in June. According to the Department of Labor, manufacturing companies in the
WASHINGTON (TND) — Some Democratic-leaning states that took out loans from the federal government to pay out unemployment funds are not repaying the debt with
From Bloomberg’s story: American Factories Are Making Stuff Again as CEOs Take Production Out of China The construction of new manufacturing facilities in the US
LEMONT IL – The Technology & Manufacturing Association based in Schaumburg, IL started summer with a sold-out golf outing at Ruffled Feathers Golf Course in
SCHAUMBURG – The Technology & Manufacturing Association is for the first time offering an expanded array of sources to help voters concerned about state policies