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July 6, 2009Weekly Industry Crib Sheet: GM Headed Out of BankruptcyBy Jorina Fontelera
Plus: Steel Prices Rise, Manufacturing Contraction Slows, Auto Suppliers Awarded Loans and MORE. Continue reading "Weekly Industry Crib Sheet: GM Headed Out of Bankruptcy" July 1, 2009Independence Day: Did You Know?By David R. Butcher
With July 4th falling on Saturday, your workplace may already be operating with a skeleton staff. Still, someone has to keep things going while everyone else is at the beach, and if that someone is you this week, ease your way into the holiday weekend with these fun figures. Continue reading "Independence Day: Did You Know?" June 30, 2009U.S. Manufacturers Face Critical Threats to CompetitivenessBy Jorina Fontelera
Two new reports identify significant threats that could impede the ability of U.S. manufacturers to successfully compete in the global economy, including the public perception of pursuing a career in manufacturing. Continue reading "U.S. Manufacturers Face Critical Threats to Competitiveness" June 29, 2009Weekly Industry Crib Sheet: Boeing Delays Dreamliner's First Flight (Again)By David R. Butcher
Plus: Automakers Receive Fuel-Efficiency Loans, Durable Goods Orders Rise, Unemployment Rate Persists and MORE. Continue reading "Weekly Industry Crib Sheet: Boeing Delays Dreamliner's First Flight (Again)" June 26, 2009Light Friday: Unusual Economic IndicatorsBy Jorina Fontelera
Plus: Quarter-Shrinking Machines, Carnivorous Furniture, Gravity-Defying Shoes and MORE. Continue reading "Light Friday: Unusual Economic Indicators"
June 25, 2009U.S. and E.U. File Trade Complaints Against China Over ExportsBy David R. Butcher
In a coordinated filing this week, the U.S. and the E.U. complained to the WTO that China's export duties on raw materials were distorting the global market and hurting their manufacturers of steel and other products. Continue reading "U.S. and E.U. File Trade Complaints Against China Over Exports" June 24, 2009How New Gas Mandates Can Fuel Detroit Three ReboundBy Jorina Fontelera
U.S. automakers have a chance to increase profits and gain market share due to President Obama's fuel efficiency mandate, according to a new report. Continue reading "How New Gas Mandates Can Fuel Detroit Three Rebound" June 23, 2009What's Your Corporate Culture?By Ilya Leybovich
From Enron to Google, corporate culture says a lot about an organization's character, influencing how it's perceived by customers, employees and competitors. Continue reading "What's Your Corporate Culture?" Benefits à la CarteBy Jorina Fontelera
To compensate for cutbacks in employee benefits programs, increasingly more companies are offering voluntary benefits plans that allow workers to pick the perks that fulfill their needs. Continue reading "Benefits à la Carte" 13 Types of Irritating CoworkersBy David R. Butcher
Whenever you isolate many different types of people into one workspace, chances are you'll have some personality clashes. Some behaviors, such as those listed here, are annoying but not necessarily toxic. |
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