Durable Goods Orders Rise, Paced by Transportation January 26, 2023 Orders for durable goods rose in December, paced by transportation equipment, the U.S. Commerce Department said today.
Ford Returns to Formula One February 3, 2023 Ford Motor Co. said it is returning to the international Formula One race circuit starting in 2026.
Boeing Quarterly Loss Narrows January 25, 2023 Boeing Co., the Arlington, Va.-based aircraft maker, said today its fourth-quarter loss narrowed from a year earlier. The results were a mixed bag.
A Rising Dollar Will Deliver a Blow to Manufacturing November 2, 2022 A competitive exchange rate that favors manufacturing is the main way to drive up growth in the US economy, argues a businessman-economist.
Machine Learning for Inventory Forecasting November 1, 2022 Leveraging ML to analyze historical data is a new approach to demand forecasting.
Manufacturing Slips in October, Nearing Contraction Level November 1, 2022 Manufacturing economic activity fell in October and is getting close to contraction, the Institute for Supply Management said today.
Ford Bails Out of Self-Driving Vehicles (For Now, Anyway) November 1, 2022 Ford Motor Co. last week reported a large third-quarter loss after writing off its investment in self-driving company Argo AI. The move demonstrated why managing in the auto industry is hard.
Eaton: Case Study for Suppliers Adapting to EVs October 31, 2022 Eaton provides a case study of how traditional auto suppliers are moving to adapt to the EV era.
The Clock is Running Out on JIT October 31, 2022 Just In Time (JIT) manufacturing has guided industry for decades. But JIT's time may be running out.
