Geert De Lombaerde

Our latest analysis of leading industrial firms’ conference calls also shows the demand outlook improving—but not all that much.

IndustryWeek editors look into that story and trading in soup for shoulder pads, hospitals adapting to IV bag shortages and more depressing statistics in cyber crime.

The company’s deal with Ridgemar Energy will add to its oil weighting and increase its inventory by about a year.

Executives are allocating slightly more capital to growth and marketing projects.

The company’s $285 million investment, supported by several state incentives, would modernize the engine plant and maintain capacity.

Jeff Guldner will retire at the end of March and be succeeded by the man who has led Arizona Public Service since 2022.

The manufacturers are leaning on being flexible if and when it’s needed. ‘It’s better to be a little bit patient,’ GM’s CFO recently told a conference.

IndustryWeek editors look into that story and robotic floor sweepers, labor strife at GE, CHIPs funding, elven toy builders and a possible Nissan-Honda merger?

Executives say early signs from the experiment in both the U.S. and internationally have been positive

The two entities will both operate under the FedEx brand and maintain close ties on “key commercial, operational, and technology initiatives.” A key component of the plan: Hire...