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In The Spotlight
Reduced demand from job shops weighed down overall results, but an unexpected rise in December orders drove the full-year total volume above $4.9 billion and improved prospects for 2024 activity.
Top Stories
New study shows 63% are either expanding production to multiple locations or moving production home.
Who was the "father of the videogame cartridge"? The first Black carmarker? Manufacturing and Black History intersect.
Employees aren't obligated to share about their personal lives. But if they choose to, their colleagues and supervisors can see more of the total person—and that can make it easier to talk about safety...
Product Spotlight, Courtesy of NewEquipment.com
Short Video all about the ACEINNA OpenIMU Sensor Package for Autonomous Vehicle Guidance and Navigation
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