In April, the Federal Trade Commission approved a final rule that bans noncompete agreements for employees nationwide.

Having a larger, well-staffed U.S. manufacturing industry will provide a comprehensive framework to manage risk and support our national defense.

Child labor violations have increased dramatically nationwide in recent years.

According to the International Federation of Robotics, here are the top five trends in robotics for 2024.

An October 2023 Medius survey found that 69 percent of U.S. manufacturers have started to reshore and 93 percent plan to increase their pace of reshoring. To make that happen, we need a much larger and stronger skilled workforce.

Chesterton’s Fence serves as a symbolic reminder that what may appear unnecessary or obsolete at first glance may have a purpose integral to the system.

Manufacturers are increasingly thinking about the impact of their operations on the environment and on scarce resources

The BattChallenge tasks 12 universities, along with their vocational school partners, to design, build, test and integrate an advanced lithium-ion battery into a Stellantis electric vehicle.

Manufacturers’ ability to create jobs in the United States, invest in communities and compete in the global economy is threatened by recent tax policy changes that make it more costly to perform research, buy machinery and finance capital investments.

New research reveals that 25 percent of global trade will relocate within three years amid economic and geopolitical instability.