Andrew Schunk

AKRON—The Goodyear Forward plan is working, and consistent quarterly increases in segment operating income (SOI) are evidence of that, according to the world's third-largest tire manufacturer.

"It is, after all, the responsibility of the expert to operate the familiar and that of the leader to transcend it."

RAVENNA, Ohio—Humanity, humility and the willingness to "fail fast" represent just a few of the many qualities that colleagues, customers and co-workers appreciate about Erick Sharp, the 2024

RAVENNA, Ohio—Industry disruptors can arrive as shifts in technology, innovations that initially cut against the grain and, after time and adoption, force change for the better.

AKRON—As the University of Akron begins a retrenchment process that proposes the elimination of 35 full-time faculty positions, the College of Engineering and Polymer Science could see some of the most drastic changes.

As the University of Akron begins a retrenchment process that proposes the elimination of 35 full-time faculty positions, the College of Engineering and Polymer Science could see some of the most drastic changes.

ST. PAUL, Minn.—Global chemical distributor H.B. Fuller Co. is divesting its flooring business and acquiring two medical adhesive firms, as the company realigns its building and construction market segments into a larger global business unit.

Airport, food service and car wash markets are among those where Netherlands-based Ammeraal Beltech—a producer of lightweight belting in Georgia and Pennsylvania—is looking to make its mark.

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WASHINGTON—U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai has requested a Rapid Response Labor Mechanism dispute panel to review what the U.S. government believes is an ongoing labor dispute at a Pirelli tire manufacturing plant in Mexico.