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The folks at Ann Arbor Builders started building their Made in America home on this lot on a gorgeous blue sky day, back on the 27th of April, 2012. We cannot wait to see the finished product! For more than 40 years, Ann Arbor Builders has been building some of the most beautiful and environmentally […]
CANTON, Ohio — The Ohio steel industry, led by a drilling boom in the gas and oil industry and a renewed demand for cars and light trucks, is growing again. Steelmakers across the state are racing to keep pace with plans to add a total of two million square feet of production space at a […]
Economists said before reports this week that manufacturers probably received more orders in April, and home sales rose, a sign the U.S. expansion is still on track.Factory bookings for long-lasting goods rose 0.3 percent last month after falling 3.9 percent in March, according to the median forecasts of 61 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News before a May […]
When Global Foundries was seeking a home for its new $7 billion factory, it skipped over Germany and Singapore, where it already has facilities and settled on the small town of Malta in upstate New York.
Maybe the once-ubiquitous label, Made in USA should be updated to: Made in USA — Again.
If you haven’t recently noticed a “Made in the USA” label, keep your eyes open: It’s on its way back.
It has been a great decade to be rich. Since 2001, high earners have enjoyed the best of all worlds. Since World War II, tax rates at the top of the income ladder have drifted down to the lowest levels. Incomes have stagnated for the middle class but continue to rise for the wealthy. Recent […]
Anybody paying attention to politics may have gotten the impression that women are falling behind in the economy. This is one more reason to tune out politicians.
The nearly 800 trains that makes up San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit, better known as BART, have reached the end of the line. “We have the oldest cars that are currently running in the country,” says Dick Wieczorek, head of BART’S procurement department.
A series of steps by China in recent weeks is encouraging U.S. officials that Beijing is proceeding with changes to currency and other financial policies that the two countries have long disputed.
We have just surpassed the 11,300 mark on our Facebook page. We have a remarkable, loyal, and supportive fan base. Each and every one of you all have a vested interest in this Movement. You are all very passionate about our Country, the United States of America, and you will all defend her till the […]
As Ann Arbor Builders Inc. hops aboard the slow train to economic recovery, the company wants to bring along other American businesses.
Every country has them, those who say that the only thing wrong is that there aren’t enough people making enough things that can be dropped on their feet. That everything would be better if we could just have more of those good old manufacturing jobs.
Wage pressure in China transportation costs push U.S. companies to shift production back home. In the corner of a manufacturing plant in St. Charles, a dozen workers steadily assembled electric motors that, until December, were produced in China.
America is coming apart. For most of our nation’s history, whatever the inequality in wealth between the richest and poorest citizens, we maintained a cultural equality known nowhere else in the world—for whites, anyway. “The more opulent citizens take great care not to stand aloof from the people,” wrote Alexis de Tocqueville, the great […]
Luzerne County (PA) Manufacturer to Expand, Create 80 New Jobs HARRISBURG, Pa., April 12, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ Governor Tom Corbett announced today that Certech Inc., a manufacturer of ceramic cores, will create 80 new jobs and retain 185 positions through consolidating an out-of-state operation to its Luzerne County facility.”My administration is committed to creating […]
The Return of ‘Made in America’ 4/11/2012 | Written By Anthony Mirhaydari, MSN Money For all our problems, the stage is set for a renaissance of US manufacturing. That’s largely because our dollars are worth less and our pay is shrinking. Clearly, something’s still wrong with the economy. By the metrics that matter to most people, […]
Last week we asked if there was anyone interested in donating their time and/or skills to The Made in America Movement.Santi Acosta from SantiDesign came forward and donated his time. He offered to help us come up with a LOGO for our Facebook page as well as our website.Below are the samples he came up […]
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced that Gestamp, a Spanish automotive company, will re-open the South Charleston stamping plant, investing a minimum of $100 million and eventually creating an estimated 700 jobs.
Economists said before a report today that manufacturing probably picked up in the U.S. in March, showing it is weathering a slowdown in global growth. The Institute for Supply Management’s factory index climbed to 53 from 52.4 in February, according to a median estimate of 55 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Readings greater than 50 […]
Playing the U.S. Manufacturing Boom Written by: Jack Hough for The Wall Street Journal Jack Hough is a columnist at SmartMoney.com Email: jack.hough@dowjones.com Investors who have favored emerging markets like China in recent years should pay attention to another growing manufacturing center. It boasts plenty of skilled workers; cheap and abundant energy; stable institutions; and a large […]
Written by: Sam Ro for Business Insider – Money Game Contact:e-mail:sro@businessinsider.com Subscribe to his twitter feed America is making stuff again.The Wall Street Journal‘s Jack Hough wrote an article about the hot new idea economists are buzzing about: the American manufacturing boom.Hough spoke to Bank of America Merrill Lynch economist Neil Dutta who identified three trends that lay the foundation to a […]
By Teresa Dixon Murray, The Plain Dealer If housing was growing now at the pace it was until 2006, unemployment would likely be 2 percentage points lower and economic growth would be 2 points higher. And if Americans spent just $100 billion on U.S. goods instead of foreign goods – a gap that has widened the last […]
LINCOLNTON, N.C. (AP) — When Bruce Cochrane’s family furniture company became an empty factory, he wouldn’t drive by the building, even though it was just a short ride from home. There were just too many memories of what was — and what he was sure would never be again.Five generations of Cochranes had been furniture […]
The folks over at GOOD/Corps were in touch with us last night regarding this awesome opportunity for our followers. First of all, we are excited that we are on their radar! Wooohooo- The Movement is spreading! So keep doing what you are all doing… sharing our page and raising awareness. What Works Project Overview General […]
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro visited Engineering Specialties, Inc. in North Branford to see the manufacture of evacuated tube solar thermal collectors for Apricus, also a North Branford company. Left to right: Apricus Vice President Nigel Ruddell, Apricus engineer Eric Skiba, Rosa, ESI’s Vice President Carmen Ciardiello, ESI’s President Ronald Delfini, and Apricus marketing person Shannon Horsley. […]
Andy Manis/Bloomberg News: Maurcie Johnson, left, and Diandre Jackson stacked locks at the Master Lock plant in Milwaukee in January. By EDUARDO PORTER of the New York Times on April 3, 2012 E-mail: eporter@nytimes.com Twitter: @portereduardo To hear Mike Bink, one might believe American manufacturing is about to recapture its lost glory.Master Lock, which has made locks in Milwaukee […]
Published in today’s BUSINESS INSIDER Article by: Dean Baker, CEPR | Apr. 4, 2012, Dean Baker is the co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research Contact: Mr. Dean Baker Subscribe to his RSS feed Eduardo Porter had an interesting column in the NYT discussing the future of manufacturing jobs in the U.S. economy and the role of trade. While […]
By: Elizabeth Peterson, BusinessNewsDaily Contributor Lawson Nickol, founder and president of the All American Clothing Company, doesn’t talk about business in terms of profit and loss. Instead, he measures his success as a businessman by how well he sleeps at night. And lately, he’s been sleeping really well.His online retail and manufacturing company, based in Arcanum, Ohio, is […]
By Lorraine Woellert – Apr 2, 2012Manufacturing probably picked up in the U.S. in March, showing it is weathering a slowdown in global growth, economists said before a report today.The Institute for Supply Management’s factory index climbed to 53 from 52.4 in February, according to a median estimate of 55 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Readings greater than 50 signal growth. […]
