Rhoda Miel

Job training The U.S. jobs market remains resilient, which is good news for workers while also providing plenty of fodder for discussion among economists and politicians.

What does a more sustainable car sound like? This isn't a question about the silence of an electric or fuel cell vehicle, but rather about a lighter, more efficient audio system that still performs.

Anduril Industries announced Jan. 16 that it picked Columbus, Ohio, as the site of Arsenal-1, its "hyperscale manufacturing facility" that represents a nearly $1 billion project covering 5 million square feet that will eventually employ 4,000.

Fewer suppliers, more Lions focus at Detroit Auto Show What does a smaller Detroit Auto Show look like in 2025?

Global political and financial leaders gathering this week in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual World Economic Forum are expecting an "eventful year" for the global economy. (Which seems to be economist speak for "not great.")

Sliding through New Orleans The record-breaking snow and cold that hit the U.S. Gulf Coast Jan. 21-22 closed some plants , forced police to shut down stretches of highway and cut airport travel.

At this point, it may be hard to say for certain since the only footwear up for public sale from the startup Syntilay, which claims it has the first AI shoe, is a slide sandal, called "xplorer," priced at $149.

Were you thinking that the mergers and acquisitions side of the plastics industry seemed slow in 2024? Think again.

It turns out that Amcor plc's announcement in November 2024 that it was going to buy Berry Global Group Inc. was only one small part of the mergers and acquisitions action swirling around the Indiana packaging maker in 2024.

Executives and engineers often get attention for a company's success or new technology. But it's the men and women on the production floor who actually make those ideas work.