COVID-19 is disrupting manufacturing outside of the United States, but the Harvard Business Review projected two weeks ago that things could get dicey in the U.S., as well. Reports on how the Covid-19 outbreak is ...
WASHINGTON DC – Despite concerns about the COVID-19 outbreak worldwide, U.S. manufacturing continued to grow last month. From Industry Week … According to the Institute for Supply Management’s measurements of industry activity, U.S. manufacturing held ...
Jack Welch, famous for his legendary 20-year tenure as CEO of General Electric, died Monday at age 84. In 2004, he was named IndustryWeek’s CEO of the Decade for the 1990s, and Fortune Magazine called ...
WASHINGTON DC – The National Association of Manufacturers added to its board of directors last week Nicole Wolter, who also serves on the board of the Technology & Manufacturing Association. Ms. Wolter, who is President ...
Washington, DC – United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer delivered the following remarks Wednesday at a White House event where President Donald J. Trump signed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) into law: “The President was ...
DC – Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed into law a bi-partisan plan to update the North American Free Trade Act arranged by President Bill Clinton. Does the USMCA help protect manufacturing jobs, and if so, ...
DC – US manufacturers’ biggest complaint is the lack of skilled workers available. That’s what Technology & Manufacturing Association members have been saying for years – and throughout 2018 and 19, the concern dipped for ...
Part one of a three-part series on free trade By Kurt Sundberg of Simplex Systems Controls – During the 2016 presidential election, trade was a hot topic. Candidate Donald Trump emerged as somewhat protectionist in ...
From day one, my Administration has fought tirelessly to achieve a level playing field for the American worker. President Donald J. Trump The White House released the following statement Wednesday on the occasion of signing ...
Elon Musk should be especially happy this new year. His auto company Tesla started 2020 with a record: It’s now the highest-valued US automaker ever. Starting the year at $177 a share, Thursday Tesla stock hit ...
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