Urban Onshoring

November 4, 2014
Carter and Chase call it “urban onshoring,” a way of tackling the area’s massive unemployment problem, while simultaneously giving the tech startups down in Manhattan an alternative to the inefficient and often low-quality testing services they find …
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Urban Onshoring: The Movement to Bring Tech Jobs Back to America – Wired

November 4, 2014

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Chinese supplier tells would-be US reshorer, ‘not so fast’ – Daily Times

November 1, 2014

WASHINGTON: Corporate America’s love affair with China has cooled for lots of reasons, from the slowdown in the Chinese economy to the flurry of crack-downs targeting Western multinationals.A lawsuit filed in federal court in Arkansas presents another example of why US companies may reconsider plans to move production to China: getting out of […]

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MRC to host session on ‘reshoring’ in the Valley – Allentown Morning Call

October 29, 2014

Manufacturers Resource Center will host a free presentation from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday by the founder of an initiative working to keep Pennsylvania producers in the state. The event will be held at MRC’s offices, 961 Marcon Blvd. in Hanover Township, Lehigh County. Harry Moser, who started the nationwide Reshoring Initiative, advocates a business […]

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Bringing jobs back to America: Rebuilding manufacturing through reshoring – Plant Engineering

October 29, 2014

David Lippert and Timothy Hutzel’s keynote speech at the 2014 Assembly Show talked about reshoring and revitalizing the American manufacturing industry. David Lippert, the President of Hamilton Caster, opened the 2014 Assembly Show keynote speech with an unconventional demonstration: He told the audience to […]

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Dalen moving plastic owl production back to US – Knoxville News Sentinel

October 29, 2014

Dalen Products Inc., which makes gardening products for Walmart and other national retailers, is moving production of a plastic owl from China back to its Knoxville facility. Since 1997, Dalen has been making a rotating-head owl garden “scarecrow” in China where labor costs are cheaper, said Neal Caldwell, the company’s founder. But Walmart, which sells […]

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TriVista Sponsors Expert Panel on Driving Forces Powering US Manufacturing – Virtual Press Office (press release)

October 28, 2014

ALISO VIEJO, Calif., Oct. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — An expert panel will address U.S. manufacturing production and the new driving forces of American manufacturing at a Nov. 4 event at the W Hotel in Westwood, California. “Make it in America: The Resurgence of U.S. Manufacturing” features industry leaders from Corridor Capital, Oaktree Capital, the National […]

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Manufacturers Resource Center Hosts Reshoring Initiative – Manufacturing.net

October 28, 2014
Manufacturers Resource Center Hosts Reshoring Initiative  Manufacturing.net

The Manufacturers Resource Center (MRC) announced that they will be hosting Mr. Harry Moser, Founder of the National Reshoring Initiative, on November 5 th …

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Bernard Ginns: What comes after offshoring, onshoring and northshoring? – Yorkshire Post

October 28, 2014

FIRST there was offshoring as businesses moved functions overseas to save money. But onshoring followed when management teams brought them home again after realising that emerging markets were becoming too expensive. Next came northshoring, as businesses looked to move back office operations to cheaper locations within the UK. Now a new trend could be emerging, […]

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Is the Politburo in a Tizzy Over Reshoring? – Spend Matters

October 27, 2014

When it comes to creating a harmonious society, the Communist Party in China pays far greater attention to fundamental economics than most western countries do. Keeping GDP growth above certain levels is not just a goal – it is religion for the politburo’s economic planners that know that the country is held together by growth […]

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