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Mar 23rd, 2017

Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.

Instant Pot Lawsuits Allege Injuries from 'Dangerously Defective' Lid

A law firm said it has represented over 500 clients who’ve been severely burned.

Dog Food Company 'Inadvertently' Ships Recalled Food

The recall was due to potential Salmonella contamination.

Amazon Engineer Suing for Work-From-Home Internet, Electricity Compensation

He might have a case.

Lego's $1B Expansion, Dealers Stop Selling E-Mustangs, CAT's Big Move, and the Tesla that Won't Stop Burning: Today in Manufacturing, Ep. 72

Also on the podcast, the shortage no one is talking about, Amazon's toxic responsibilities, a renewable energy fix, and providing a boost to EV sales.

Stellantis to Begin Indefinite Layoff at Stamping Plant

It will be “from the bottom up.”

Average Car Payment Hits Record

There are a lot of factors in play.

Musk Says Rivian, Lucid in 'Deep Trouble'

However, he did say that the carmakers have an opportunity to change course.

Tesla Vehicle Prices Increase

The company is also delaying U.S. deliveries of some models.

Tech, Manufacturing CEOs Call for China Competition Legislation

The nation’s largest manufacturers warn that the rest of the world “is not waiting.”

Tesla Won't Stop Catching Fire Weeks After Crash

They decided to drown it.

Ford Tells Dealers to Stop Selling Mustang Mach-E

Vehicles could lose propulsion power while in motion.