The Worst Product Recalls in History

In this month's infographic, we look at some of the worst product recalls the manufacturing industry has seen.

Jul 21st, 2015

Union Leaders Blast GM for Remote Work 'Double Standard'

Hourly workers are largely left out of GM’s new flexible work policies.

Ford to Pay 40 States Over Allegations

The automaker falsely advertised features for some of its hybrids and pickups.

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6 Challenges Facing Manufacturers When They Go Direct to Consumer

If a DTC channel is not properly managed, the cons could easily outweigh the pros.

Man Escapes Burning Tesla After Electronic Failure

The doors would not open and the windows would not go down.

Lumber Manufacturer Fined After Worker Killed by Forklift

A 45-year-old employee was run over while walking through the company’s shipping yard.

U.S. Train with Deadliest Record to Get Faster

It records a death every 37,000 miles traveled.

World’s Most Expensive Car Sold

It is one of two on the planet.

Bug Kills Old Company; Harley-Davidson's Production Stop; Plane Crash Intentional | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 68

Also on the podcast, convicted killer's successful startup, Jeep's new layoffs, Bentley EV's brutal acceleration and Russian carmakers throw out key safety components.

Teen, Grandfather Arrested for Manufacturing Ghost Guns

Officers found multiple ghost gun AR-15 rifles.

Bentley Promises 'Brutal' Acceleration in New EV

The automaker's CEO called it "uncomfortable."

Amid Sanctions, Russia Lets Carmakers Skip the Airbags

As well as antilock brakes and standard safety belt features.

Security Breach: The JBS Ransomware Attack One Year Later

A look at the lessons learned and what it means for industrial cybersecurity moving forward.