Manufacturing

Wholesale prices on an annual basis cooled for the first time in months in April, even as inflation continued to hover near a 40-year high as a result of strong consumer demand, pandemic-related supply chain snarls and the Russian war in Ukraine.

Union workers reached a deal with Raytheon subsidiary Pratt & Whitney at two Connecticut jet engine manufacturing plants on Sunday.

Orders at U.S. factories for long-lasting goods rose less than expected in March, as manufacturers confronted a worsening supply chain crisis that continued to weigh on business investment.

The Biden administration will require that material purchased to build projects funded by the $1 trillion infrastructure bill be made in the United States, according to administration officials.

Wholesale prices surged again in March as strong consumer demand, pandemic-related supply chain snarls and the Russian war in Ukraine continued to fuel the highest inflation in decades.

Ukraine provides upwards of 90% of the global supply of neon gas required for manufacturing semiconductor chips, and Russia supplies as much as 28% of the global supply of palladium.

General Motors has suspended production of the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray at its Bowling Green Assembly plant this week due to an unspecified parts shortage.

Manufacturing activity in New York state plunged in March for the first time since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic as orders and shipments dropped and delivery times increased.

The producer price index, which measures inflation at the wholesale level before it reaches consumers, surged again in February.

The U.S. manufacturing industry is on a hiring blitz as it combines traditional factory work with modernization.

U.S. durable goods orders rose well above analysts' expectations in January according to the latest data from the Census Bureau.

Wholesale prices likely accelerated again in January as strong consumer demand and pandemic-related supply-chain snarls continued to fuel the highest inflation in decades.

Recent supply-chain disruptions and second thoughts about China’s manufacturing dominance are likely to boost domestic industry and exacerbate an existing dearth of skilled trade workers.

The Rodon Group President Michael Araten shares how American manufacturing is getting a revival from supply chain setbacks.

Generac Power Systems in Wisconsin is dealing with more than 200 open positions and rising input costs as demand for its products continues to soar, its CEO Aaron Jagdfeld noted.

U.S. Steel Corporation has announced it will spend $3 billion to build a new mill in Osceola, Arkansas that is expected to create at least 900 full-time direct and indirect jobs with annual average wages of at least $100,000.

Wholesale prices rose at the fastest pace on record in November, the latest evidence that inflationary pressures are continuing to plague the U.S. economy.

Etsy says its sellers have been more insulated from supply chain problems than larger producers and retailers

The supply chain crisis is creating a boom for U.S. manufacturing.

A group of Republican governors is vowing to work fix America's supply chain woes