President Biden wants to raise the tariff rate on certain Chinese steel and aluminum imports to cut out "unfair competition".
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Major manufacturers may have taken a big early lead, but their smaller competitors have been able to close the digital gap in recent years.
Local media cited financial troubles leading to buyer backing out of purchasing the hand tool maker's Bushnell, IL plant.
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The distributor frequently cited adverse weather in its 1Q report, while poor demand remains the core issue as pricing has stabilized.
Analysis of manufacturing tech orders provides an economic indicator as manufacturing industries invest in equipment to increase capacity.
The Department of Commerce plans to grant TSMC, the world's leading semiconductor chip manufacturer, $6.6 billion to build up a U.S. hub.
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Mitch Lee shares tips for how distributors can structure a rebate program that offers the right price at the right time for customers.
Distribution industry veteran Dirk Beveridge has created a new virtual summit focused on the well-being of people working in distribution.
Following a transition period, UPS will move the majority of the United States Postal Service's air cargo in the U.S.
OSHA will publish its final "Walkaround Rule" on April 1, which has been met with staunch opposition from several trade associations.
The parcel delivery giant's $9 billion "Network of the Future" initiative will involves 63 sortation sites with major automation projects.
The company noted that while 2Q sales were disappointing, gross margin improvement stemmed from internal improvements.
As customers continue to work down inventory levels into 2024, James Dorn and John Gunderson outline action items for optimizing inventory levels in partnership with suppliers to stay nimble and gain share.
Driving in Manhattan is about to become much more expensive for cars and trucks.
A California safety board's proposed rules would call for distribution centers and manufacturing facilities to protect workers from heat.
Dave Calhoun's decision to resign follows manufacturing issues that have raised safety concerns and forced the company into the spotlight.
It enables the secure transmission of intellectual property to different locations, ensuring quality assurance and controlled distribution.
The addition of Deep Casing Tools will expand DTI's presence both domestically and internationally and enhance its product offering.
