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Top Manufacturing Stories, October 26-November 1 |  GM says a nationwide program could put 7 million long-range electric cars on the road and slash 375 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
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|  Rebuildling our bridges, roads and waterways is perhaps the best economic investment we can make.
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|  Basing ZBB on cost-cutting is the wrong approach.
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|  “Putting steelmakers ahead of manufacturers is backfiring,” said Business Forward President Jim Doyle. “Companies that buy steel employ 46 times more workers across the U.S. than companies that produce steel.”
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|  There are many ways at looking at the effect of the US trade deficit with China. One group, the Economic Policy Institute issued a report on Oct. 23 tying job loss to the growing deficit.
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|  While 3D printing continues to establish its place in manufacturing, technology-enabled CNC machining has confirmed itself as a permanent fixture.
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|  Move will require licenses for all exports to Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Company Ltd.
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|  The Justice Department is also examining the writedown from goodwill impairment.
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|  As a trick-or-treater, you may have wondered which houses on your street had the best candy on Halloween. Now you can find out where exactly all those sweet treats came from and what makes them so special.
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|  Rolls memo: ‘We have caused Airbus a significant problem.'
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