manufacturing

True Places CEO Ben Knepler has struggled with maintaining production and supply chains in the tariff era.

Many manufacturers are also finding themselves with the need to restock, which also floats demand.

June manufacturing data shows strong output growth in the U.S., but analysts say much of the activity is precautionary stockpiling, rather than a genuine surge in consumer demand.

Tax cuts don’t seem to be juicing the economy as promised.

China controls most of the world’s supply of tungsten, which is used to weld and cut other types of metal.

It may be that businesses feel a little less uncertain than they did last year.

The demand for memory chips has skyrocketed with the rapid growth of AI infrastructure. The shortage poses a major challenge for the consumer electronics industry.

New survey data from S&P Global shows U.S. manufacturing orders hit their highest level in four years, but the jump isn't driven by strong consumer demand.

First-quarter results show revenue up 14% year over year, with Boeing outpacing Airbus for the first time since 2019.

American consumption helps drive the global economy. The workers powering it are halfway across the world.