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Stadler Rail to Open Manufacturing Facility in Utah
Stalder Rail has announced plans to open a temporary manufacturing facility in Utah. This will be “phase one” of the company’s 15-year plan to expand its operations in North America. Stalder Rail is based out of Bussang, Switzerland, but in … Read More
More Manufacturers ‘Reshoring’ Jobs Back to the US
More US-based manufacturers are closing their overseas factories while opening new factories here in the US. Known as reshoring, it’s been gaining momentum among manufacturers, and for good reason: it reduces shipping costs, allows manufacturers to be closer to their … Read More
Manufacturing Trends to Watch in 2016
Enhanced Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) Human machine interfaces are becoming more and more commonplace in the manufacturing industry, and for good reason: they allow workers to command machines and equipment from a convenient, easy-to-use interface. HMIs differ from traditional computers … Read More
More Holiday Shopping Being Done on Mobile Devices
The holiday season is officially here, which means millions of Americans will be heading out to the shopping malls to purchase gifts for their friends and family members — at least that’s what normally happens during this time of year. … Read More
US Manufacturing Increases, First Time in 3 Months
It was only a matter of time, but it looks like the United States manufacturing industry is regaining the ground it had recently lost. For the first time in roughly three months, U.S.-based manufacturing facilities produced more steel, computers, automobiles, … Read More
US Manufacturing Slowing Down. What Does This Mean?
October marked the slowest month for U.S. manufacturing growth in more than two years, with many people now wondering just how far the index will drop. What’s interesting, however, is that the U.S. dollar continues to outperform other global currencies. … Read More
California Aims for 50% Electricity from Renewable Sources in 15 Years
The Sunshine State is aiming to get half of its electricity from renewable sources like wind turbines and solar panels in 15 years. California Governor Jerry Brown announced these plans last week, citing the need to combat climate change. Brown … Read More