Biden pads economic stats | FactCheck – TucsonSentinel.com

September 11, 2015

Reporter profile More by Robert Farley Latest Most Commented Radar van locations, traffic incidents & today’s gas prices Rick Perry suspends presidential campaign DPS detains ‘person of interest’ in I-10 shooting spree Live weather radar Biden pads economic stats Americans must open arms to Syrian refugees8 Subsidy express: Who gets a lift, and who does […]

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Aussie’s fall is putting gloss on local shopping – Sydney Morning Herald

September 11, 2015

Shoppers flocked online when the Aussie was high and rising. Now many return to local bricks and mortar stores. Photo: Justin McManus The theory of what a weaker Australian dollar should do is one thing, the beauty of seeing it happen rapidly is another: yes, online shopping and parallel importers are taking a hit as the return […]

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Biden Pads Economic Stats – FactCheck.org

September 10, 2015

In a speech in Miami, Vice President Joe Biden puffed up two statistics related to bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. from overseas. Biden claimed 54 percent of U.S. companies with facilities in China said they “plan on coming home” next year, citing an industry survey. Actually, the survey found that 54 percent expressed […]

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Let’s reclaim the glory of being a ‘maker’ – R Street

September 10, 2015

The following piece was co-authored by R Street State Projects Director Cameron Smith.   As summer draws to a close, millions of parents will drop their children off at schools that bear little resemblance to the ones the parents attended in their youths. From technology in the classroom to teaching methods and even to […]

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Ovation Guitars Reshores Production to U.S. after Buyout by Drum Workshop – woodworkingnetwork.com

September 9, 2015

Toto guitarist Steve Lukather with an Adamas model Ovation acoustic guitar. Photo by Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Commons HARTFORD, CT – Ovation Guitars will once again be made in the United States following its purchase earlier this year by Oxnard, CA-based Drum Workshop. Production is expected to start up this month following an […]

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Ovation Guitars Reshores Production – woodworkingnetwork.com

September 9, 2015

Toto guitarist Steve Lukather with an Adamas model Ovation acoustic guitar. Photo by Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Commons HARTFORD, CT – Ovation Guitars will once again be made in the United States following its purchase earlier this year by Oxnard, CA-based Drum Workshop. Production is expected to start up this month, following the […]

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Unbalanced but lucky, Britain hits an economic sweet spot – Telegraph.co.uk

September 8, 2015

There is, of course, nothing new about de-industrialisation. Since 1978, the number of jobs in manufacturing has shrunk from 25pc of the UK workforce to around 8pc. Fewer than 3m people today work in UK manufacturing, against more than three times that number 40 years ago. Manufacturing output as a share of GDP has fallen […]

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China’s Yuan Shock Threatens Triple Whammy for Asian Exporters – Bloomberg

September 8, 2015

Even before Aug. 11, China was threatening to snatch market share from other Asian competitors in the key U.S. and European export markets. Then the outlook for China’s Asian competitors worsened as the shock yuan devaluation loosened a dollar link that had kept the unit strong even while the currencies of most Asian competitors had […]

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Alucast sets sights on £10m sales hike – expressandstar.com

September 8, 2015

Alucast, which is a specialist supplier of sand, gravity and pressure castings, has secured TS16949 as part of its continuous improvement drive and believes this latest development will pave the way for 33 per cent growth between now and 2018. Boosted by the industry-specific approval, the company is expecting to win a number of new […]

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Let’s Reclaim The Glory Of Being A ‘Maker’ – The Federalist

September 8, 2015

Companies like Graphic Packaging have real labor needs and plenty of applicants, but, like so many other companies across the region, they struggle to attract and retain the level of labor quality they need. They need workers with the skills to run a multimillion-dollar printer operating system 24 hours a day. Those include mechanical aptitude, […]

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