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Oct 17th, 2018

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.

Half of PepsiCo’s Office Staff to Work From Home Permanently

Under PepsiCo's new 'Work that Works' program, there will be no default day-to-day workplace for employees in headquarters locations.

Recall Urged After Carcinogens Found in 40 Suncreens

A recent investigation has uncovered alarming ingredients in some of the most popular sunscreen brands.

Scientist From ‘50s Predicted An 'Elon' Would Lead Humans to Mars

All signs point to the prophesy to be true, depending how deeply you look at it.

Amazon Employee’s Husband Sentenced, Insider Trading Earned $1.4M

On one day, the family netted approximately $600K.

Mach-Es Prioritized Over Gas-Powered Mustangs

Ford has produced more electric Mustangs this year than traditional ones.

Stellantis Brands Charged with Fraud

Investigators are looking into potential manipulation of diesel emissions tests.

IBM Suing Chipmaker for $2.5B, Smelly Chicken Plant Blocked, Lordstown Motors Might Not Last | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 19

Also in the podcast, Walmart is giving away smartphones and plant accident nets widow $222M.

Biodegradable Phone Case Tackles Plastics Pollution

The end-of-life handling of plastic is becoming a big problem.

Reshoring Surges to Record High

The industries experiencing the most activity include PPE, medical, tech and defense.

How We Are Protecting Against the Quantum Apocalypse

They're doing it a little differently this time.

IBM Says Semiconductor Maker Owes it $2.5B

GlobalFoundries suggested the dispute was related to its potential $30 billion IPO.