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UAW Shawn Fain raises his fist in solidarity
Politics
United Auto Workers boss threatens Stellantis strike, says car giant reneged on its promise to restart an assembly plant outside of Chicago
By Tom Krisher and The Associated PressAugust 20, 2024
Navy ship under construction
Finance
U.S. Navy shipbuilding is the worst in 25 years, widening the fleet’s gap with China
By David Sharp and The Associated PressAugust 11, 2024
Railroad giant threatens to revoke workers’ hard-won schedule improvements
Leadership
Railroad giant threatens to revoke workers’ hard-won schedule improvements
By Josh Funk and The Associated PressAugust 9, 2024
3 things the new Boeing CEO needs to do to turn things around at the troubled company
Leadership
3 things the new Boeing CEO needs to do to turn things around at the troubled company
By Emma Burleigh and Azure GilmanJuly 31, 2024
two people stand in front of screen
Finance
Federal agents raid glass plant featured in Netflix’s Oscar-winning film ‘American Factory’
By The Associated PressJuly 29, 2024
Gen Z needs exposure to manufacturing careers as white-collar jobs look more prone to AI disruption—and student debt piles up
Success
Gen Z needs exposure to manufacturing careers as white-collar jobs look more prone to AI disruption—and student debt piles up
By John GardnerJuly 23, 2024
J.D. Vance says under Trump, people will see more products ‘stamped with that beautiful logo: Made in the USA’
Politics
J.D. Vance says under Trump, people will see more products ‘stamped with that beautiful logo: Made in the USA’
By Leah Willingham, Michelle L. Price, Julie Carr Smyth, Bill Barrow and The Associated PressJuly 23, 2024
Titanic ship at sea
Finance
The company that built the Titanic loses its CEO amid struggles to secure a lifeline
By Sabah Meddings and BloombergJuly 19, 2024
Trump invites Chinese automakers to build cars in the U.S.—and says ones they build in Mexico will be hit with tariffs up to 200%
Finance
Trump invites Chinese automakers to build cars in the U.S.—and says ones they build in Mexico will be hit with tariffs up to 200%
By BloombergJuly 19, 2024
Baby boty sitting in a shopping cart with groceries.
Retail
Hold on to your Pampers: Diaper and tampon shortages predicted this summer as new European law threatens the $3.5 billion supply chain
By John Ainger, Agnieszka de Sousa and BloombergJuly 10, 2024
How U.S.-China competition is benefiting the world—and reshaping the global economy
Commentary
How U.S.-China competition is benefiting the world—and reshaping the global economy
By Kenneth Dewoskin and Alan MacCharlesJuly 2, 2024
Taylor Evans, president of Rust Belt Recruiting
Commentary
I connect U.S. manufacturers with their workforce. A career in manufacturing provides purpose, connection, and work-life balance
By Taylor EvansJune 24, 2024
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun seen holding papers at Tuesdays Senate hearing.
Leadership
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun admits ‘something went wrong’ after a worker who flagged a safety issue got 40 manager calls in two days
By Seamus WebsterJune 18, 2024
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Tech
A 58-year-old Canadian man stole trade secrets from Tesla and tried to sell them on YouTube, authorities say
By Amanda GerutJune 13, 2024
Customer on phone app in front of Amazon logo.
Newsletters
Amazon customer service workers are scared AI will replace them—and they’re not alone
By Emma BurleighJune 11, 2024
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