GM Is First In U.S. Sales, Second In EVs
General Motors has released its fourth-quarter and year-end sales report for the U.S. for 2024. It’s a pretty rosy outlook for The General, which leapfrogs Toyota as the best-selling automaker…
US drinkers show preference for imported beer for first time
US beer drinkers have traditionally favoured American-brewed beers. However, according to new data released by online research data and analytics group YouGov, imported beers outperformed domestic brews in 2024 for…
Revitalizing American Manufacturing: The Pivotal Role Of Retailers
Retailers are the bridge between entrepreneurs and consumers. Their shelves—both physical and digital—are the platforms where American-made products meet eager buyers. To truly reindustrialize our economy and ensure American products…
President Biden blocks U.S. Steel-Nippon deal, sending shockwaves across Pittsburgh
“It is my solemn responsibility as President to ensure that, now and long into the future, America has a strong domestically owned and operated steel industry that can continue to…
Shoe Brands Turn to U.S. Manufacturers as Trump’s Import Tariffs Loom
When it comes to footwear, manufacturers in the U.S. told FN that they have seen more brands looking for factory partners on U.S. soil as potential import tariffs loom. “It…
Funnelmax Unveils U.S.-Made Precision Funnel Systems for DIY and Professional Use
Proudly made in the USA, Funnelmax products are manufactured and assembled domestically, reinforcing the company’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and support for American industries. The universal funnel kits are available…
Houston Sign Company Brings Jobs Back by Cutting Imports, Boosting Manufacturing
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the company’s production lines is particularly noteworthy. By optimizing manufacturing processes with AI, Royal Signs & Awnings can reduce production costs, shorten turnaround…
For Uncle Sam, Buy American mandate comes with a cost
The impetus to buy American dates back at least as far as the Boston Tea Party and continued after the Revolutionary War, when Americans cut back on British rum and…
Waste of the Day: Military Trade Agreements Hurting U.S. Industry
The United States government purchases an average of $5.2 billion of military supplies from foreign countries each year, but the Pentagon and Department of Commerce “haven’t fully determined whether the…