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US and Canada agree to 30-day pause on tariffs
The two countries will push back a Feb. 4 enforcement date as they coordinate anti-drug trafficking efforts at their shared border.
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Cargill, Foster Farms to close turkey plants as demand wanes
The closures, which will lead to layoffs of more than 1,600 people, come as bird flu ravages farms and consumer appetite continues to decline.
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US delays tariffs on Mexico to March
The two countries agreed to negotiate over the next month while collaborating on addressing drug and weapons trafficking.
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Intel 2024 revenue dips amid corporate overhaul
The chipmaker is still pushing to make its internal foundry profitable as it continues to search for a new CEO.
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Nissan offers buyouts as US production scales back
The automaker plans to cut shifts at its Smyrna, Tennessee, and Canton, Missouri, manufacturing plants.
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Canada strikes back with 25% tariffs on select US goods
The tariffs will target $155 billion worth of goods, such as orange juice, beer and motorcycles, with some duties starting Feb. 4.
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GlobalFoundries to build chips packaging center in New York
The facility, located within the chipmaker’s expansive Malta campus, will aid the company’s plans to create a U.S.-based, end-to-end semiconductor supply chain.
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Trump issues tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China
The president ordered an additional 10% duty on goods from China and 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, though Canadian energy resources will face a lower rate.
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5 questions about Trump’s tariff plans
The administration's first tariffs could take effect on Saturday. Here's what to know.
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Dow plans 1,500 layoffs in $1B savings plan
The move is part of the company's plan to address a rocky operating environment, including high inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.
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EPA finalizes rule banning TCE, PCE chemicals
The ban's implementation date was delayed until March 21 amid new Trump administration regulatory reviews.
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Manufacturing industry outlook 2025: the year ahead in regulations, technology and labor
The Trump administration is set to bring big changes to the industry, which could affect chipmakers, food producers and others.
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Food manufacturing trends to watch in 2025
Manufacturers are prioritizing supply chain security, sustainability and food safety as they grear up for the year ahead.
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Goodyear hires SVP of global manufacturing, supply chain
Don Metzelaar will lead the tire maker’s global operations group after the company decoupled the unit from its technology team.
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Boeing loses nearly $12B in 2024
The planemaker is still contending with the impacts of last year's workers' strike as it ramps production.
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Ericsson touts ‘broad-based production’ as tariff deterrent
The telecommunications company invested $50 million in its U.S. factory over the last two years as it navigates a shifting global trade landscape.
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MP Materials begins rare earth metal production
The mining company’s Fort Worth, Texas, facility will make magnets and metals used in vehicles, drones, robotics and electronics.
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Regulations to watch in 2025
Artificial intelligence, labor and chemical regulations at the state and federal level could impact manufacturing operations this year.
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Modine Manufacturing to open Wisconsin plant
The thermal management systems will be used in fire trucks, last-mile delivery vehicles, municipal buses and commercial equipment.
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ZM Trucks to establish California plant
The Fontana factory will be the electric commercial truck manufacturer’s first North America facility and serve as its regional headquarters.
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Perdue Farms to shutter Tennessee chicken plant
The company is set to close the Monterey facility at the end of March, eliminating 433 jobs.
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Georgia Rivian plant to resume construction
After a pause due to high costs, the electric vehicle manufacturer anticipates work on the project near Atlanta to begin in 2026.
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Associated Materials closes Washington factory
The building materials manufacturing company will lay off roughly 150 workers as it restructures its corporate divisions.
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Anduril chooses Ohio for $1B manufacturing facility
The defense contractor will build autonomous weapons systems at the Columbus-area plant when it opens next year.
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Stellantis commits to reopening Belvidere Assembly plant
The Illinois factory's revival also ended the manufacturer's dispute with the United Auto Workers.