Phillips Can Now Provide 3D Metal Printers to Government Agencies
A new agreement will allow Phillips Federal to resell Optomec’s Laser Engineered Net Shaping (LENS) additive manufacturing system.
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The Rise of Eco-Friendly Products
As conscious consumerism continues gains traction and media coverage of global environmental issues expands, purchasing habits are shifting and corporate sustainability is taking center stage.
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Facility Expansion Brings 52 Jobs to Michigan Community
The company has received a $400,000 performance-based grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corp. to pay for recruiting, hiring, and training costs.
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Forecast Expects Oil Prices to Climb Slightly
Global and U.S. benchmark indexes should rise compared to current levels but remain below their averages for 2018.
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Frog Tongues May Be the Key to Stronger Adhesives [Study]
According to a new study, scientists have discovered a way to create adhesives from frog saliva.
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Airbus Gets $4M to Hire 432 Employees in Alabama
The company plans to hire about 600 people over the next 18 months.
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With New Electric Vehicle Offerings, Cadillac Takes on Tesla
The choice of Cadillac as the front runner for electric vehicle offerings is interesting for a couple of reasons.
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How the Government Shutdown Is Impacting Industry
The government shutdown — the longest in U.S. history — is having a major impact on a number of industrial fields, from construction and manufacturing to agriculture and food & beverage.
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Satellite Launch Services Could Reach $70B
This growth could open up opportunities for new firms while encouraging aerospace giants to delve more deeply in the market.
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Carbon-Free Steel Manufacturing Firm Secures Startup Funding
Boston Metal drew $20 million in a fundraising bid led by a Bill Gates-backed venture fund.
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