October 11, 2018

US Defense Supply Chain 'Alarmingly' Reliant on China, Other Rivals

We know there's a problem. But will the White House and Congress actually do anything about it?

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Boeing Is Delaying America’s Return to Space, NASA Report Says

Construction of the largest rocket in NASA’s history is projected to cost $8.9 billion—double the initial budget.

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TransDigm Buys Esterline Technologies for $4 Billion

The all-cash deal brings together two manufacturers of commercial and military aircraft components and systems, for OEMs and the aftermarket.

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Preventing Workplace Bullying

I. David Daniels will speak to Safety Leadership Conference attendees about the safety professional’s role in preventing bullying and violence.

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Supreme Court Could Redefine Independent Driver Status

Interpretation of a 1920s arbitration law could reshape the freight transportation and delivery industry.

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German Car Industry Warns CO2 Targets Risk Jobs

On Oct. 9 European ministers reached a deal to reduce CO2 emitted from new cars by 35% by 2030. The auto industry in Germany employs 800,000 people directly.

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BAE’s Armored Vehicle Capacity Questioned in Trump Defense Study

Industrial-base report cited company factory in Pennsylvania.

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US Manufacturing Building Boom Roars Along

U.S. manufacturers continue to announce expansions or new builds across the country and that growth means more workforce needs. 

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Wheels Provide Cleaner Cuts

Ideally suited for thin gauge sheet metal, thin walled tubing and small diameter cross sections, thin cut-off wheels exhibit excellent aggressiveness and service life and are ergonomically designed to minimize vibration, noise, and dust.

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Industrial Transformation Through the Internet of Things

Download this whitepaper to read about recent IDC research on the Industrial Internet of Things.

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