Sit back and catch up with the latest IndustryWeek Weekly Review, where we share the top-performing content over the previous seven days. Here is our Top 10: 

Musk and Tesla Target a Big 2030 Milestone: The CEO of the automotive, energy and robotics manufacturer thinks vehicle production can be double the company’s total capacity by 2030. Tesla’s vehicle engineering VP says expansion investments are already starting to pay off.

Halloween Quiz: Candy and Skelly and Pumpkins, Oh My! Your house may be covered in fake cobwebs and giant skeletons, but take this quiz to find out how much you know about where Halloween costumes and decorations come from.

US Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Despite Surging Inflation: U.S. President Donald Trump's war on Iran, launched in late February, has sent energy prices skyrocketing and fueled domestic inflation, alongside his wide-ranging tariff policies.

5 Manufacturers Breaking Ground on New US Facilities: Find out where companies like U.S. Steel, Genentech and Avio USA are investing in new facilities and expansion projects.

Manufacturing Day 2026: Building a Strong Talent Pipeline in Florida: Gulf Coast manufacturer Merrick Industries collaborates with community partners every step of the way.

Strait of Hormuz Watch: Escalating Tensions Constrain Shipping, Dim Prospects for Peace Talks: Data and insights tracking transit activity, oil prices, petroleum reserves, supply chain impacts and geopolitical developments affecting the waterway.

Plan, Do, Check, Act (PDCA): Focus on the Learning: Why you should use Plan, Do, Check, Act as a learning cycle for solving problems, rather than as a checklist for implementing solutions.

How Well Is Your Team Functioning? Take This Assessment and Find Out: Answering these nine questions will produce a reliable snapshot of your team’s current effectiveness, and targeted suggestions for how to improve.

The Power and Potential Trap of Reverse Innovation: Lessons from GE, Mercedes-Benz, Dewalt: Proper product differentiation ensures that new, higher value items are visually and materially distinct.

Buyers of Metal Are Prioritizing Certainty Over Price. Which Means Metals CEOs Are Pushing Price: The leaders of Cleveland-Cliffs and Steel Dynamics have recently told investors that demand remains healthy while supplies are often limited. Expect prices to keep climbing into 2027.