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Industrial Media has acquired Industrial Distribution, Manufacturing.net, IMPO, Food Manufacturing and Manufacturing Business Technology.
Trade
Why U.S.-China Trade War Risks Hurting Firms in Both Countries
Chemical Processing
Oil Exports on the Rise in Louisiana
Aerospace
Boeing Apologizes for Max Crashes as Airbus Rakes in Sales
Operations
Pfizer to Buy Array BioPharma in Deal Worth $11.4 Billion
Trade
U.S. Companies' Message to Trump: Don't Expand China Tariffs
What happens if President Donald Trump carries out his threat to impose tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese goods that he hasn't already hit with 25 percent import taxes?
Labor
Judge Grants American Airlines an Order Against 2 Unions
A federal judge on Friday ordered unions that represent American Airlines mechanics not to interfere in the airline's operations.
Energy
Preparing for the EU’s Power Provisions
While the debate rages, energy buyers are caught in a rapidly changing market of new regulations, environmental standards, cross-border cooperation, increased uncertainty, volatility and complexity—each with their attendant risks
Aerospace
CEO: Boeing Made Mistake in Handling Warning-System Problem
The chief executive of Boeing said the company made a 'mistake' in handling a problematic cockpit warning system in its 737 Max jets before two crashes killed 346 people and he promised transparency as the aircraft maker works to get the grounded plane back in flight.
Chemical Processing
Major Oil Companies Commit to Carbon Pricing at Vatican
Some of the world's major oil producers committed Friday to supporting 'economically meaningful' carbon pricing regimes after a Vatican climate summit and a personal appeal from Pope Francis to avoid 'perpetrating a brutal act of injustice' against the poor and future generations.
Labor
Tennessee Volkswagen Plant Rejects Unionization
Workers at Volkswagen's plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, voted Friday night against forming a factory-wide union, handing a setback to the United Auto Workers' efforts to gain a foothold among foreign auto facilities in the South.
Chemical Processing
The U.S. Military Emits More CO2 Than Many Nations
This chart shows estimated carbon dioxide emissions in 2017.
Automotive
Ford Recalls 1.3M Vehicles for Suspension, Transmission Woes
Ford is recalling over 1.3 million vehicles mainly in North America to fix rear suspension and transmission control software problems.
Aerospace
Grounding of Boeing Plane Hovers Over Big Air Show in Paris
Uncertainty over a Boeing jet and apprehension about the global economy hover over the aircraft industry as it prepares for next week's Paris Air Show.
Operations
U.S. Industrial Production Rose in May, but Factories Struggle
U.S. industrial production improved in May, but manufacturers showed weakness despite eking out a slight gain.
Chemical Processing
Oil, Nuclear Technology Firms Visit New Mexico Governor
A major shale oil producer and developers of advanced nuclear reactor technology have held discussions with New Mexico's governor.
Labor
Tennessee Volkswagen Plant to Finish Unionization Vote
The vote of about 1,700 hourly workers began Wednesday and concludes Friday. A win would offer the United Auto Workers its first fully organized, foreign-owned auto assembly plant in the traditionally anti-union South.
Trade
Hundreds of Companies Decry Tariffs in Letter to Trump
More than 600 companies and trade associations, including Walmart and Target, have signed a letter telling President Donald Trump that an escalating trade war with China will hurt families, jobs and the U.S. economy.
Chemical Processing
Booming Exports Depend on Diesel
With trade and tariffs dominating the news, what does that mean for diesel vehicles, engines, and equipment?
Software
Weekly Marketplace: Software and Platforms
Take a look at the new and innovative products hitting the manufacturing industry this past week.
Chemical Processing
Dow, USGBC Launch Carbon Challenge to Encourage Reductions in Operational Carbon Footprint
Co-initiated by Dow and USGBC, the Carbon Challenge award will recognize buildings that have reduced carbon emissions and improved energy efficiency.
Automotive
Ford Opens Israel Tech Lab in Move Toward Driverless Cars
Ford has opened a research center in Israel, joining a legion of major automakers racing to develop new technologies for the world of driverless cars.
Aerospace
Canadian Radarsat Satellites Launched Aboard SpaceX Rocket
Three satellites for the Canadian Space Agency's Earth-monitoring Radarsat program were launched into orbit from California on Wednesday aboard a reused SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Laws & Regulations
French State: We Didn't Veto Renault-Fiat Chrysler Deal
France's finance minister says the government didn't oppose a merger deal between carmaker Renault and Italian-American rival Fiat Chrysler.
Chemical Processing
Oil Surges on Mideast Tanker Incident, Stocks Rise
World stocks mostly rose Thursday and energy prices surged after two oil tankers suffered a suspected attack in the Gulf of Oman, raising tensions over a key trade route for crude.
Automotive
Uber Tests Drone Food Delivery, Launches New Autonomous SUV
Uber is testing restaurant food deliveries by drone.
Labor
Nevada Law Prevents Most Employers From Rejecting Pot-Users
Two backers of a pioneering Nevada law to prevent employers from rejecting job-seekers based on a pre-employment marijuana test cast the effort Wednesday as an anti-discrimination measure in a state where recreational pot sales are booming and rules about legal marijuana consumption are evolving.
Automotive
GM Sinks $150M Into Michigan Truck Factory to Boost Output
General Motors says it will spend $150 million so it can make more heavy-duty pickup trucks at its Flint, Michigan, assembly plant.
Economics
Back-and-Forth Trade Moves Leave Businesses Uncertain, Wary
Jeff Schwager is wondering whether it truly makes sense to sell his company's cheese outside the U.S.
Technology
How to Use Blockchain for Transparency Across Your Supply Chain
Typically, managing contractual obligations for every supplier and sub-supplier is risky and uncertain because it relies on trusting the supplier as an intermediary.
Safety
Opioid Manufacturer in Kickback Scheme Files for Bankruptcy
An opioid manufacturing company whose founder was convicted of racketeering conspiracy for bribing doctors to prescribe its highly addictive fentanyl spray has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Aerospace
California Company to Build and Test Rockets in Mississippi
A California rocket company announced Tuesday that it plans to build and test rockets at a NASA facility in Mississippi, part of its bid to use three-dimensional metal printing to reduce the complexity of rocket building.
Aerospace
Boeing Airliner Deliveries Tumble Amid Problems With 737 Max
With the 737 Max jet still grounded after two deadly crashes, deliveries of new Boeing jets are falling far behind last year's pace.
