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Construction Jobs Continue To Grow Despite Interest Hikes

Construction Jobs Continue To Grow Despite Interest Hikes

by Mrinalini Nayak | May 23, 2023 | Economy, Housing, Inflation, Jobs, Manufacturing

Ajax Paving Industries, Florida LLC couldn’t be any busier this year. The company is bagging multiple contracts for re-building interstate highways and roads in Florida as the fast growing state sees skyrocketing development from building roads and airports to homes...
Are Right-to-Work Policies Winning States New EV Investments? Not Quite

Are Right-to-Work Policies Winning States New EV Investments? Not Quite

by Nicholas Morgan | May 17, 2023 | Manufacturing

The Blue Bird factory in Fort Valley, Georgia, has been something of a winner in the state’s race to build itself into a production hub for electric vehicles. Flush with federal funds to build electric-powered school buses, the company has been a cheerleader for the...
Five Things To Watch For In April’s ISM Report

Five Things To Watch For In April’s ISM Report

by Nicholas Morgan | Apr 30, 2023 | Manufacturing

Manufacturing activity declined noticeably in March, owing to a drop in new orders, a slowdown in production, and a shift in consumer spending back towards services over goods. On Monday, the next edition of the Institute of Supply Management’s Purchasing Managers’...
Manufacturing Contracts Further As Consumers Continue Shift Back To Spending on Services

Manufacturing Contracts Further As Consumers Continue Shift Back To Spending on Services

by Nicholas Morgan | Apr 16, 2023 | Economy, Manufacturing

The U.S. manufacturing sector shrank at its fastest rate since the COVID-19 pandemic after new orders dropped and production slowed as more consumers shifted their spending back into services. The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) on Wednesday released its monthly...
Plants, Plans, People: Pentagon Faces Hurdles To Meet Goals For Keeping U.S. Rounds Flowing to Ukraine

Plants, Plans, People: Pentagon Faces Hurdles To Meet Goals For Keeping U.S. Rounds Flowing to Ukraine

by Nicholas Morgan | Apr 1, 2023 | Economy, Featured, Manufacturing

Photo by Daniel Peinado via Pexels.com. Tucked away in a quiet corner of Des Moines County, the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant has seen its share of production highs and lows. Since it began operations in 1941, just as the United States was about to enter World War II,...
Manufacturing Slows Again in February As Firms Hope For Brighter Second Half of 2023

Manufacturing Slows Again in February As Firms Hope For Brighter Second Half of 2023

by Nicholas Morgan | Mar 11, 2023 | Economy, Featured, Manufacturing

Photo by jannonivergall via Pixabay The U.S. manufacturing sector shrank again in February, but at a slower rate than in previous months, a sign that activity may be starting to stabilize.  The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) on Wednesday released its monthly...
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