The EV Market Just Got Even More Competitive
The electric vehicle marketplace will get even more crowded and competitive based on recent announcements from a couple of high-end car makers.
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Low-pressure molding is a versatile and efficient means to provide protection and strength to a host of different electronic products, preventing moisture, light, dirt, and other debris from penetrating and impacting performance or reliability.
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More than two-thirds of all oil and natural gas wells have been created through hydraulic fracturing.
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Meet the ultimate platform for sourcing products, choosing suppliers, and finding actionable information for industry.
Read More »Nuclear Power Plants: Good or Bad?
Is nuclear energy good or bad? The answer is: a bit of both! We argue both sides; why nuclear power is good, and why nuclear power is bad.
Read More »Trailer Manufacturer Expands to Meet Demand
H&H manufactures utility trailers, and the company is adding 50,000 square feet of facilities and new jobs.
Read More »Economy Slows as Manufacturing Grows
New orders, output, and exports all accelerated in January, with demand and production hitting 12-month highs.
Read More »Fiat Chrysler Employees See Big Profit Sharing Payment
Fiat Chrysler profit sharing 2017: The company had such a good year, they've decided to share the wealth with around 40,000 employees.
Read More »Fracking Continues in Louisiana’s Haynesville Shale
Domestic natural gas production is on the upswing, driven by worldwide customer demand and aided by increased investments in petrochemical plants and gas-export terminals.
Read More »New Advancements in Arc Flash Face Shields
The hazards associated with arc flash can occur suddenly and may result in injury, fatalities, and damage to equipment and facilities. Recent improvements in Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) such as face shields offer increased safety and better comfort for workers.
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