| | | | | | | | IndustryWeek editors look into those stories, plus why you should be paranoid about AI, the state of the supply chain and consolidation in the grid equipment market. |
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| | | | Sponsored | | Whether you’re fighting rising material and shipping costs or preparing to buy new equipment and expand facilities, your manufacturing company needs to stay agile – and business credit is essential. Find out why keeping your personal and business expenses separate is so important, and get four tips for building the credit you need for what’s ahead. |
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| | As 'Liberation Day' hits the six-month mark, we take stock of manufacturers' struggles and successes and look for a way forward. |
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| | Deliveries rose 6% from a year earlier and leaders have raised their 2025 forecasts for EBIT and free cash flow. But the auto giant also is making “a quick adjustment to the reality around us” by, among other things, ending production of its BrightDrop electric delivery van. |
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| | “Inventing the future of flight requires workers with the cutting-edge skills ready to bring our visions to life,” says GE Aerospace Chairman and CEO H. Lawrence Culp Jr. |
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| | "When it comes to engineering and manufacturing, there's so many different avenues that a student can take." |
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Sponsored | | 2025 brought fewer price spikes than feared, but uncertainty stalled growth across manufacturing. What’s next for 2026? Could fresh momentum finally unlock industrial investment and shake loose the capital spending freeze? Explore what’s ahead. |
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