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GE Appliances announced a five-year investment to expand U.S. production, modernize facilities and grow its workforce across a handful of southern states.
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U.S. manufacturing technology orders increased in June, reflecting a major monthly rebound and a continued shift toward higher-value automated equipment amid economic uncertainty.
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This issue's content contains eight articles that include the last two parts of our Analytics Imperative series; benchmarking research on distributors' AI adoption; research on distributors' succession planning; our 2-part "Retooling Distribution for Digital series; a Market Profile on electrical component modules; and more.
This issue's content contains eight articles that include the last two parts of our Analytics Imperative series; benchmarking research on distributors' AI adoption; research on distributors' succession planning; our 2-part "Retooling Distribution for Digital series; a Market Profile on Electrical Component Modules; and more.
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As two of America's freight railroads move to merge, industrial supply chains could see both streamlined coast-to-coast shipping and reduced competitive alternatives in an increasingly consolidated market. Here are the key details and context distributors should be aware of.
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See our breakdown of M&A activity by product category, the latest EBITDA trading multiples for 29 top industrial distributors and our detailed rundown of all deals we tracked during April-June, which remained subdued but improved throughout the quarter.
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U.S. cutting tool consumption was down from April and year-over-year, as the market continues to face soft demand and economic uncertainty.
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U.S. durable goods orders dropped sharply in June, led by a plunge in aircraft demand, though the overall decline was milder than economists anticipated.
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