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Manufacturing is My Future
As Told to Paula Kavilanz, CNN Money Keeping “Made in USA” alive and thriving has had its challenges. Here are six individuals — young Americans and factory veterans — who are committed to keeping that mission alive.
Posted in Manufacturing News
Tagged American, Contract Manufacturing, Made in America, Manufacturing
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US Factory Output Rose Modestly In February
By: Daniel Wagner, AP Business Writer, Manufacturing.net U.S. factories stepped up production in February for the third straight month, helping the economy recover and driving the best job growth since the recession ended.
Leadership Shortage Poses Threat to U.S. Manufacturing Growth and Innovation
By: Bill Westwood, Korn/Ferry Leadership and Talent Consulting, Industry Week As the top presidential contenders tout the importance of manufacturing to U.S. economic vitality and articulate how they would prolong its resurgence, there are worrisome clouds on the horizon.