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Operations
GlobalFoundries to Open 2 New Chip Plants in New York
They're financed by an investment of up to $21 billion from Japan.
Modern industrial facility with Helios Technologies signage, featuring blue and white architecture with cylindrical ventilation stacks on the roofline.
Partner Insights
Robotic Large-Format Additive Manufacturing for Race Car Development
ADM
This could reshape how cure tools are made for composite components.
Robotic Large-Format Additive Manufacturing for Race Car Development
Operations
Getting a 1966 Pontiac GTO Back on the Road
It sat for 25 years.
Garage find collection featuring red bicycle, car door panel, tools, and Arai helmet box on workbench
Operations
Trucking Equipment Manufacturer Expanding in Kentucky
The company began in 1968 as a small local job shop catering to the coal industry.
White Peterbilt dump truck traveling on a multi-lane highway with grassy hillside in background
Materials
Trump Says Greenland Mineral and Energy Exploration Set to Begin, but Hurdles Remain
A harsh climate and lack of infrastructure have foiled attempts to extract rare earth minerals.
Arctic coastal settlement with red church, snow-covered buildings, and icebreaker ship in Greenlandic waters
EVs
Rivian Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts: EV Maker Deploys Ghostbusters Themed Software Update
The Ecto-R1 honors the 1984 classic while staying true to Rivian's design.
Rivian R1S electric SUV styled as Ghostbusters vehicle with roof-mounted equipment in nighttime urban setting
Operations
Inflation Worsened to 3.7% in September
Higher inflation will likely put more pressure on the Fed to lift its key interest rate.
A woman pushes a shopping cart as she leaves a grocery store in Arlington Heights, Ill., Sept. 30, 2026.
EVs
Nucor's $105M Indiana Expansion to Increase Production of Engineered Utility Structures
The project will support several electrification initiatives.
Orange and blue industrial warehouse racking system with metal shelving and structural beams
Operations
EU, China Strike Interim Trade Deal That Could Cut Chinese Hybrid Exports
Worries over surging Chinese exports to Europe and other parts of the world have deepened.
Two officials in formal business attire shake hands at a diplomatic meeting with EU and Chinese flags in the background.
Supply Chain
Experts Say Russian Diesel Unlikely to Have Much Impact on Prices
Prices are likely to remain elevated overall amid disruptions in the Middle East.
President Donald Trump on the South Lawn of the White House, Oct. 9, 2026.
Product Development
Oshkosh Defense Begins Production of First DXPV Prototype
It features suspension improvements and corrosion protection.
Tactical armored military vehicle with open door parked outdoors against autumn trees
Operations
Gen Z in Manufacturing: I Don’t Want to Do the Same Thing for the Next 20 Years
A 15-year-old's breakthrough reveals what Gen Z really seeks in manufacturing careers.
Rayyan Shafqat, student at Brooklyn Technical High School, featured in Gen Z in Manufacturing program promotional graphic with digital technology background
Operations
America’s Debt Crisis: Why the National Debt Threatens Manufacturing Subsidies and Reshoring
If we want to reshore production and give hope to the middle class, we must face our financial problems.
U.S. Capitol dome overlaid with dollar bills and stacked shipping containers symbolizing government, finance, and international trade.
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