Mar 3, 2022
New to You: Using MEPs and DECs to Grow Exporting
A recent survey conducted by EXIM Bank and Manufacturing.net showed that about 85 percent of U.S. manufacturers either hadn’t heard of, orRead More
Mar 3, 2022
Ford Takes Name Tesla Tried to Use
Ford announced it would split its internal combustion and electric vehicle operations into individual businesses with the goal of advancing its adaptationRead More
Mar 3, 2022
Earning the Badge – Inside the Design of the
A long-treasured story in Honda lore tells of the day that the first motorcycle rolled off the line in Marysville, OH. TheRead More
Mar 2, 2022
Biden Admininistation: COVID Should No Longer R
WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s time for America to stop letting the coronavirus “dictate how we live,” President Joe Biden’s White House declaredRead More
Mar 2, 2022
U.S. Manufacturing Accelerated in February as PMI
TEMPE, AZ — Economic activity in the manufacturing sector grew in February, with the overall economy achieving a 21st consecutive month of growth, say the nation’sRead More
Mar 2, 2022
Why You Should Order Your Next Car From the Factor
A build-to-order vehicle from the factory ensures you get the exact car, color and option combination that you want. It’s a little-knownRead More
Mar 1, 2022
3 Tips to Keeping Employees Safe When You’re Sho
Labor shortages have disrupted almost every industry since the pandemic began, and with the Great Resignation ongoing, staffing needs persist. The skilledRead More
Mar 1, 2022
Panasonic to Mass Produce New Tesla Battery by Ear
On Monday, Panasonic announced a new production facility in western Japan to make the company’s new 4680 lithium-ion batteries. The 4680 isRead More
Mar 1, 2022
Toyota Restarting Japan Plants After Malware Hits
Toyota plan to resume production at all of its 14 plants as of Wednesday, March 2, 2022, after they were idled forRead More
Mar 1, 2022
Surprise! Plant Slated for Closure Will Remain Ope
Fall of 2020 may be remembered as a bit of a dark time. Many Americans were still being heavily impacted by coronavirus-relatedRead More