Three International Companies Moving Jobs Back to the US – GPB (blog)

June 10, 2013

We have recently documented the small but growing trend of moving manufacturing jobs back to the United States. A new report from the website Payscale.com lists three major U.S. based corporations that are moving some jobs back to the home country. These employers are household names. 1. Apple – CEO Tim Cook has pledged to […]

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Reducing Risks Of Operating In Conflict Zones Through Better Contract Drafting – Mondaq News Alerts (registration)

June 10, 2013

The legal landscape for companies operating in countries in conflict or transitioning from conflict is challenging and risky. Security contractors and construction and logistics companies, among others, play a critical support role for military forces, international institutions, aid organizations and local governments. While many conflict areas offer lucrative business opportunities, the challenges of working in […]

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Storm over multinationals – Worcester Telegram

June 10, 2013

WASHINGTON —  We instinctively assign national identities to large global corporations. Toyota is Japanese; IBM is American; Siemens is German; Samsung is Korean. We assume these big firms reflect their national origins and act as informal instruments of government policy. Up to a point, this is probably true. Companies’ personalities do embody […]

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LatamWatch: Brazil Mkts Look for Signs of More Policy Changes – MNI News

June 10, 2013

By Charles Newbery, James Young and Daniel Horch -Seasonal Rebound in Mexico Industrial Production May Mask Econ Slowdown -Argentina to Promote Tax Amnesty to Build Reserves, Economy BUENOS AIRES, MEXICO CITY AND SAO PAULO, JUNE 10 (MNI) – Brazil’s central bank has finally taken a hawkish tone against inflation, and the government has begun […]

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Strategies: U.S. companies are bringing back manufacturing jobs – Denver Business Journal (blog)

June 10, 2013

Alan Mayer A notable trend in investment banking involves new private-equity and hedge funds focused solely on financing “reshoring” or “insourcing” — the return of manufacturing jobs from overseas to domestic plants. Manufacturing companies interested in positioning themselves as attractive acquisition candidates should take a hard look at local manufacturing. During the […]

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Welcome home: ‘Made in USA’ on the rise – NBCNews.com (blog)

June 9, 2013

Retail 26 minutes ago Despite years of panicked headlines about manufacturing moving to Japan or China, Mitch Cahn has kept the apparel-making business he founded, Unionwear, open for 21 years on American soil. The company’s first core customers were unions that wanted to support union […]

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Tired of Reading About Outsourcing? These Companies Are Bringing Jobs Back … – PayScale Career News

June 8, 2013

But now, finally, there’s a glimmer of hope. In the last three years, 50,000 jobs have been “reshored,” in the words of Harry Moser, president of Reshoring Initiative. In an interview with the Huffington Post, Moser explains that companies aren’t returning to the U.S. out of the goodness of their hearts. No, in fact, […]

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JC Penney opts for scaled-down version of former CEO’s remake – STLtoday.com

June 8, 2013

J.C. Penney’s new home department is like Technicolor Oz plunked down in black-and-white Kansas. Dreamed up by Ron Johnson — the former Apple retail wizard ousted in April as chief executive officer — the new housewares emporium features vibrant colors, wood fixtures and other modern flourishes. The rest of the century-old department-store chain? Not so […]

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Economy Not Actually in Recovery? – Fox Business

June 8, 2013

This transcript is automatically generated Recovery what recovery are pretty bleak picture painted by UCLA’s Anderson forecast economist Ed — Goes so far as the quote it’s kind of recovery it’s not even normal — it’s bad. Oh and by the way Jamie Dimon says things are very volatile. I don’t know I’m about ready […]

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Welcome Home, ‘Made in USA’ on the Rise – CNBC.com

June 8, 2013

Can Americans Afford ‘Made in the USA?’ Of course not everyone can afford American-made goods. U.S. consumer spending fell in April for the first time in almost a year, as personal income growth was flat. But attitudes are changing. Earlier this year, Walmart announced it will boost sourcing of U.S. products. And more American and […]

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