SCHAUMBURG – Manufacturers in the Chicago region were optimistic in June about sales over the next 12 months – a good sign for the second
When Baby Boomers were kids, they were continually warned to avoid anything with the “Made in Japan” label. Of course, things have changed since then
MILWAUKEE – The reason Harley-Davidson may be shifting some of its production overseas may not be solely the surging tariff controversy, MarketWatch said last week.
A measure of U.S. manufacturing activity surged in June likely as steel and aluminum tariffs caused disruptions to the supply chains, resulting in factories taking
Engis Corporation, a member of TMA since 1982, was awarded the “2018 Exporter of the Year” by the Illinois Department of Commerce last week. Engis
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) issued the following news release today: Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 2.0
A report released in November found that as many as 800 million workers worldwide could be replaced by robots by 2030. That’s not shocking to
LYONS – Atlas Tool Works will soon be celebrating its 100-year anniversary, and the fourth generation of Mottls is focused on the company’s future. Since
The US economy is chugging along, and first quarter earnings increased with manufacturing growth having a part leading the way. Auto manufacturers’ profit-sharing payments boosted
Robotics and Automation News listed eight technologies that are about to change manufacturing as we know it. They found those new developments listed in the