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Sen. Bob Casey ripped over microchips campaign ad: ‘Did nothing to get any chips produced in PA’
Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) has come under fire for a campaign ad his Republican opponent says misrepresents the senator’s contributions — or lack thereof — to increasing microchip manufacturing in...
Why the world is running out of everything
When the next shock comes — another pandemic, earthquake, or other unforeseen disaster — will the supply chain buckle yet again, all because companies wanted to fatten the pockets of...
No ‘there’ there in Trump case, Jewish students stand up and other commentary
“There’s just not much to the Manhattan prosecution. The penalties sought are way out of line with the offenses alleged,” and it was “brought by a prosecutor, Bragg, who campaigned...
Biden admin gives $6.1B to Micron Technology to help boost chip factories in New York
The Biden administration reached an agreement to dole out a staggering $6.1 billion in government support for semiconductor manufacturer Micron Technology to produce advanced computer memory chips in New York...
Texas AG announces investigation into Boeing supplier's operations
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday announced an investigation into Boeing parts supplier Spirit AeroSystems regarding its operations, as well as the company's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Tyson Foods slapped with 'refuse to buy' branding after hiring migrant workers: 'Should have known better'
"We believe Tyson's management has blundered into a political minefield (and should have known better)," Ridgeline founder and CEO Bill Flaig said.
Food giant hoping to hire over 40K immigrants for labor-manufacturing jobs: report
Tyson Foods says it's eager to hire over 40,000 asylum-seekers and migrants arriving in the United States, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Boeing 737 mechanics used hotel card and dish soap as makeshift tools, company failed 33 of 89 FAA audits: report
The FAA discovered "unacceptable" quality control issues during an audit into Boeing and supplier Spirit AeroSystems that was launched after a door plug flew off a 737 Max 9 mid-air...
This new Biden regulation could wipe out 1 million US jobs, manufacturing leader says
"[Biden's] federal agencies are, at this very moment, working to undermine his manufacturing legacy – those agencies are undermining your success," Jay Timmons.
Philips to halt sales of sleep apnea machines in US after global 2021 recall
675 personal injury lawsuits have been filed against Philips over the recalled devices.
Sen. Sherrod Brown opposes Biden trade pick over ties to Chinese glass firm he touted
The White House announced Jan. 11 that Nelson Cunningham had been tapped to oversee administration trade policy for the Western Hemisphere, Europe, the Middle East, labor and the environment, pending...
The white-collar class derided mass layoffs among the blue-collar workers. It's about to feel their pain
Companies are already beginning to lay off white-collar jobs for artificial intelligence, according to Post columnist Glenn H. Reynolds.
Popular asthma inhaler no longer available, leaving patients scrambling
Flovent, a popular corticosteroid inhaler used to treat asthma, is no longer available.
Toyota subsidiary shuts down production after admitting to decades of fraudulent safety test results
A Japanese car manufacturer has temporarily shut down production after admitting to decades of fraudulent safety test results.
Biden’s war on manufacturing, peace requires Hamas’ elimination and other commentary
“The Biden administration is engaged in an unprecedented effort to boost American manufacturing,” yet at the same time, it’s “layering more and more requirements on factories and utilities,” hamstringing the...
The shocking way rubber bands are made revealed in wild video
Internet masses are going gaga over an Instagram video showcasing the intricate and wild process involved in manufacturing the ubiquitous rubber band.
Biden admin's latest home appliance crackdown: ceiling fans
Ceiling fans are now the latest target in the Biden administration's green agenda, sparking pushback from Republicans and manufacturers.
Apple could face iPhone shortages this fall due to manufacturing issues: report
The Apple iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are expected to roll out in September.
Ford to ax at least 1,000 contract, salaried workers to offset billion-dollar EV investments
Ford Motor has plans to fire at least 1,000 salaried and contract workers as the automaker looks to offset the billion-dollar costs of investing in the electric vehicle market.
In debt-ceiling battle, GOP failed to tackle the Big Green blob
The House on Wednesday night passed legislation negotiated by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.