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OBAMA'S
MANUFACTURING REVIVAL A TOUGH GOAL
Today in Manufacturing
Today in Manufacturing
Obama is pushing for an economic revival 'built on American
manufacturing,' but he faces an uphill slog, with little consensus even within
his own party on how to do it ... continue
TRADE DEFICIT WIDENS IN DECEMBER
Today in Manufacturing
TRADE DEFICIT WIDENS IN DECEMBER
Today in Manufacturing
Exports to Europe rose at a healthy clip, a sign that the
critical U.S. trading partner continues to buy American goods despite its
weakened economy ... continue
RE-EVALUATING VALUE ENGINEERING
Today in Manufacturing
It's an effective methodology for redesigning existing
products, but to limit it's employ to that challenge is to realize only a
fraction of its potential ... continue
YEAR-END HOME SALES HIGHEST IN THREE YEARS
Utah Business
Utah home sales in 2011 were the highest they’ve been since
2007, according to a new report from the Utah Association of Realtors. The
report indicated that Utah Realtors sold nearly 33,000 homes last year, up from
the final tallies in 2010, 2009 and 2008.
Compared to
2010, sales were up nearly 9 percent.
MANUFACTURING LOOKING UP
Utah Business
Utah’s manufacturing industry is expecting a better year
than 2011, but companies are still facing labor shortages and tech colleges
have an image issue with manufacturing education, according to industry experts
at Utah Business magazine’s roundtable Wednesday morning. The economy is
looking up, said Ragula Bhaskar, CEO of FatPipe Networks. Many people saw a
drop in profits last year without realizing that drop was because businesses
finally felt comfortable enough to make investments in the future.
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