The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced a $500 million award to support a $1 billion investment at Cleveland-Cliffs’ Middletown Works facility in Middletown, Ohio. Vice President JD Vance and U.S. Energy Secretary Chris … Read More

For the middle half of the twentieth century, almost every road in America led back to a single bend of the Little Cuyahoga River in northeast Ohio. Akron was the rubber capital of the world. … Read More

Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU) today unveiled Micron Research Labs, a U.S.-based long-horizon premier research institution headquartered in Boise and backed by a planned $10 billion investment over the next decade. Building on Micron’s technology … Read More

We’re more than midway through 2026 and there are increasing signs that the U.S. manufacturing sector, after bumping along since the shock of 2020, is showing signs of a sustained upturn. The results of the … Read More

China’s DJI holds an estimated 70-80% share of the global market for commercial UAS. Operators and casual users of commercially available drones may soon need to pay more for their preferred models or switch to … Read More

American-made adhesives are becoming increasingly attractive to consumers thanks to the benefits they bring. And with ongoing confusion around tariff policy, there is a keen desire for a stable supply chain. “American-made adhesives deliver benefits … Read More

An independent federal agency is under review for allegedly listing foreign-made products as American, including technology manufactured in China, and the Trump administration is demanding a sweeping audit of its products, pricing and supply chains. … Read More

Given the current economy, it’s no surprise that affordability has become an increasingly important factor in consumer dining priorities. Per foodservice data provider Technomic’s most recent trends report, the “high” priority on “low prices” when … Read More

Ford will stop importing the Lincoln Nautilus into the US from China, the only model for which it currently does so, shifting production to American plants beginning in 2030. Chief Executive Jim Farley characterised the … Read More

Ford Motor Co. is rebuilding its Louisville Assembly Plant around a new vehicle assembly process that divides an electric vehicle into three major subassemblies that can be assembled simultaneously before being joined with bolts and … Read More

The United States can now fire in a few months what it takes years to build. This is not a Pentagon problem. It is a manufacturing program. The Defense Production Act is useless if the U.S. … Read More

On Monday, Toyota announced that it will move Tacoma production from its current location across the border in Mexico to San Antonio, Texas. The move will cost the automaker some $3.6 billion – a small … Read More

U.S. manufacturing activity remained on a roll in July, expanding for the seventh consecutive month, according to the Institute for Supply Management. The organization’s Manufacturing PMI registered 55.6% in July, which is its highest reading … Read More

The FCC this week banned all new “foreign-produced advanced robotic devices” because of an “unacceptable risk to the national security of the United States.” The government says networked robotic systems lead to vulnerabilities that allow … Read More

Connect with verified U.S. manufacturers, producers, and suppliers. This free tool from SBA helps connect businesses with verified U.S. manufacturers, producers, and suppliers. It’s built to support companies that want to onshore operations, strengthen their … Read More

Amazon and Walmart’s AI shopping assistants are capable of detecting false “Made in USA” product labels on their platforms but are not using that capability to flag or remove the listings, according to a study … Read More

From packaging to aerospace, these manufacturers are investing millions of dollars to expand their U.S. manufacturing footprints. From Mississippi to Michigan, here’s a look at five manufacturers adding production capacity and creating hundreds of jobs … Read More

Nucor’s president told investors that demand is “broad enough and strong enough in enough channels” to power gains for several more years. At ITW, every division grew more quickly in Q2 than historical trends. ITW … Read More

After the better part of two years of cutting costs and focusing on operations while waiting for demand from auto makers to climb, the leaders of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. say the stars have aligned for a … Read More

Democrats in the US Congress have laid out plans for what they say would be the “boldest” bid to revitalize the country’s industrial heartlands since the second world war – using revenue raised by tariffs … Read More

Many of America’s best-known beer brands are no longer owned by fully American companies, even as marketing continues to emphasize U.S. heritage. Budweiser, for example, has long promoted with American-made campaigns but has been controlled … Read More

First-time applications for US unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since 1969, signaling layoffs remain muted in a stable labor market. Initial claims fell by 22,000 to 187,000 in the week ended … Read More