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Supply Chain
Siemens Announces Over $200M in U.S. Manufacturing Investments, 1,500 Jobs
The projects will expand the company's footprint in Georgia and Texas.
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Partner Insights
Rivian, CrunchLabs Announce Exclusive Partnership
ADM
The viral sensation will spotlight the automaker's innovation, engineering and real-world impact.
Rivian, CrunchLabs Announce Exclusive Partnership
Supply Chain
U.S. Stocks Edge Lower as Oil Prices Rise
A fifth of the world's traded oil and natural gas once passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Materials
Company Reverses Decision to Close Ohio Glass Plant
Officials will instead expand the factory.
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Operations
Defense Manufacturer's New Michigan Factory to Support Ground Combat Vehicle Programs
The two-story, 200,000-square-foot facility looks to scale advanced machining operations.
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Supply Chain
Oil Prices Drop After Trump Orders U.S. Forces to Hold Off on New Strikes Against Iran
The price of U.S. crude oil fell 5% Sunday night.
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Supply Chain
What FCC Ruling on ‘Advanced Robotic Devices’ Means for Mobile Robot Market
What vendors and operators need to know.
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EVs
The Tesla Salvage Boom: What Happens to High-Tech Cars After a Total Loss
New findings tracked a sevenfold surge in Tesla listings since 2019.
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Operations
Michigan Auto Jobs Lag Despite Tariff-Driven Production Push
The state lost manufacturing jobs as automakers announced new U.S. investments.
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Supply Chain
Security Risks Used to Reinforce Foreign Robotics Block
It's a risk that deserves action, but some feel this is more about 'market protectionism' than security.
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Supply Chain
How Bad Data from Cyberattacks Destroys Supply Chains
Manipulated data can gradually undermine operations, increase costs and weaken resilience.
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Supply Chain
Oil Prices Jump Following Fighting With Iran, Sinking AI Stocks Drag Wall Street Lower
Brent oil's price had swung as low as $72 early this month and as high as $102 last week.
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Supply Chain
Weighing the Future of USMCA
Industry stakeholders share some optimistic outlooks, concerns and projections.
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