Didn’t make it to EASTEC 2013 this May, I’ll fill you in on what you missed. There were many interesting things to see this year, but I want to focus on one thing specifically. If you make Chips, you’ll want to pay close attention here. Are you familiar with who CCAT is? CCAT stands Connecticut… Read More »
Can U.S. Manufacturing Outcompete China? by Ilya Leybovich | July 10th, 2012 Email | Print | Post Comment Share Chinese companies have been taking larger shares of the global manufacturing market, outpacing many of their U.S. counterparts primarily due to lower operating expenses and favorable labor costs. Yet many of China’s advantages are eroding while U.S. manufacturing… Read More »
US manufacturing is a surprising bright spot in the US economy according to the NY Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/06/business/us-manufacturing-is-a-bright-spot-for-the-economy.html?_r=1&scp=6&sq=jobs+coming+back+from+china&st=cse Scott Eells/Bloomberg News Emerson McKoy works at Alstrom Heat Transfer in the Bronx. Factory jobs have increased. By FLOYD NORRIS Published: January 5, 2012 ©New York Times For the first time in many years, manufacturing stands out… Read More »