Millions of new jobs in store for US manufacturing sector – WMC-TV

March 23, 2012

(RNN) – As the cost of labor and shipping goods from China grows, America could see the reversal of outsourcing trends with 2 to 3 million jobs coming to the U.S. as the manufacturing sector sees a resurgence. A new report from the Boston Consulting Group predicts that seven sectors which make up approximately […]

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Growth pangs part of China’s development – Sydney Morning Herald

March 23, 2012

Most of us can only ever aspire to 15 minutes worth and, even then, given the nature of fame these days, may find it a less than edifying experience. Spare a thought then for Ian Ashby. This week, he became the most powerful man in the country, possibly even the world, after a seemingly anodyne […]

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Return of Manufacturing From China, Rising Exports Could Create Up to 3 … – Broadcast Newsroom

March 23, 2012

Report by The Boston Consulting Group Finds Improved American Competitiveness and Rising Costs in China Will Accelerate Shift of Production in a Broad Range of Industries March 21, 2012 — CHICAGO, IL — (Marketwire) — 03/22/12 — Improved U.S. competitiveness and rising costs in China will put the United States in a strong position by […]

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Medina County machinists wanted – Plain Dealer (blog)

March 22, 2012

  JAMES QUINN/SPECIAL TO SUN NEWSStudents Joe Eck, 18, of Brunswick, left, and Brad Dennington, 16, of Spencer work with instructor of precision machining technology Frank Baluch at the Medina County Career Center. Representatives of area machine shops say there are many opportunities in the field locally. (James Quinn/Special to Sun News) Two leaders of […]

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Policy Orginality Could Prove Decisive in Presidential Campaign — Or Else an … – New York Sun

March 22, 2012

There are some obvious steps available to the administration to incite more credible inferences of economic progress that don’t require legislation, and should not be complicated, even in this very odd election campaign. Longer-term interest rates have just finally started to inch up, and there has been slight progress in the last couple of years […]

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China’s dwindling labor force to benefit PHL, says expert – Business Mirror

March 22, 2012

A former National Economic and Development Authority (Neda) director general believes that the Philippines’s ailing manufacturing industry may stand to benefit from China’s “lack of appeal” to foreign investors as a result of a dwindling Chinese work force.  Cielito Habito, now head of the Ateneo Center for Economic Research and Development (ACERD), said on Thursday […]

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Top5 tips for successful reshoring projects – evertiq.com

March 22, 2012

With rising labour costs, an increase in the number of force majeure events across the globe as well as fluctuating exchange rates, the reasons to bring production either back or closer to home are many. However, whilst there’s increasing pressure on outsourced or offshore business to return closer to home, rising labour costs really are […]

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Return of Manufacturing From China, Rising Exports Could Create Up to 3 … – MarketWatch (press release)

March 22, 2012

CHICAGO, IL, Mar 22, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Improved U.S. competitiveness and rising costs in China will put the United States in a […]

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Offshoring and Onshoring: It’s All a Bit More Complex Than You Think – Forbes

March 21, 2012

It’s easy enough for people to shout at Apple for getting everything manufactured by Foxconn in China. Easy enough to shout at ll sorts of people in fact, Nike, almost all of the other textiles manufacturers, all the other electronics manufacturers. However, the whole process is rather more fraught with difficulty than […]

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Bustos will face Schilling in November – Galesburg Register-Mail

March 21, 2012

A former health-care executive who once served on the East Moline City Council will challenge first-term incumbent U.S. Rep. Bobby Schilling in November for the 17th Congressional District seat. Cheri Bustos held a comfortable lead over her two challengers in Tuesday’s Democratic primary election. With 534 precincts of 696 reporting from 14 counties that make […]

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