Gardner Intelligence reported Monday that 53% of discrete parts manufacturers have no seen no change to their business because of COVID-19, according to their survey
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
What are experts saying about what the future will demand for manufacturing careers? Robots, artificial intelligence and IoT will point the way to the answer
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
MACHESNEY PARK – TMA member Superior Joining Technologies is pleased to announce their new capabilities in 5-Axis Machining to provide complete assembly packages internally within
DC – US manufacturers’ biggest complaint is the lack of skilled workers available. That’s what Technology & Manufacturing Association members have been saying for years
DETROIT – First day back at work after the holidays, and nearly 1000 temporary workers at General Motors heard good news – On Monday, GM
The US trade deficit narrowed for the third straight month in November, to its lowest level in more than three years. From the Market Insider:
Illinois Department of Labor Reminds Workers to “Watch Their Wages” SPRINGFIELD – Illinoisans rang in the New Year with a new, higher minimum wage, and
Associated Press is reporting Thursday that the first phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement will be inked at the White House in mid-January. The so-called
