Chinese companies have been taking larger shares of the global manufacturing market, outpacing many of their U.S. counterparts primarily due to lower operating expenses and favorable labor costs. Yet many of China’s advantages are eroding while U.S. manufacturing is becoming more competitive, meaning that the scales may soon tip in favor of American industry. Read more

There is evidence that the great migration of manufacturing offshore is beginning to reverse. Here we look at whether offshoring or reshoring makes more business sense now and in the years ahead. Read more

Europe is in the midst of a financial crisis. Many analysts are concerned that a Eurozone banking collapse could cripple the global economy, but some believe the impact on the U.S. will be minimal. Read more

High-speed rail systems will be operational in 24 countries by 2014, new research indicates. As popularity for this advanced form of transportation grows worldwide, will the U.S. get on board? Read more

Despite the many obstacles to contracting with the government, the second half of 2012 offers many lucrative government selling opportunities, GovPro.com’s Mike Keating writes in this Expert’s Corner. Read more

It’s possible to cut energy expenses in the workplace without investing capital or alienating employees. Consider these simple, cost-effective energy-reduction tips – your budget will thank you. Read more

In Thank You for Arguing, author Jay Heinrichs highlights lessons gleaned from world-famous thinkers, debaters and even fictional characters to illustrate how to be persuasive while having an anger-free argument. Read more