US manufacturing is poised for a significant resurgence. The supply chain debacles caused by the pandemic have shown the weakness of an over-dependence on a long supply chain, especially one outside ...

Job openings in manufacturing hit a three-month high last month, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, while both hiring and separations fell. The latest figures show that the manufacturing ...

The push to reshore and otherwise grow U.S. manufacturing space is in full swing, as private companies look to avoid supply chain disruptions and public policy supports its expansion as a matter of ...

Food manufacturing, which is the largest sector of U.S. manufacturing by employment (at over 1.7 million individuals) as well as contribution to for-hire trucking demand—generating roughly 14.5% of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Co-Founder of Fictiv. Stanford MechE. Ford Alum. Forbes 30 Under 30. According to the 10th Annual State of Manufacturing and ...

The current labor shortage in manufacturing shows no signs of going away for the foreseeable future. An oft-cited stat from the report by Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute is jarring: If the ...

When the Trump administration announced its tariff regime earlier this year, it claimed its goal was to make manufacturers reshore their operations from distant markets like China, India, and Brazil.

The U.S. is witnessing a manufacturing renaissance, with companies building new facilities at a record pace not seen in decades. Spending on new manufacturing construction rose to an annual rate of ...