Biotech Firm to Build $365 Million Medicine Packaging Plant in Ohio, Add 400 Jobs
To be built near Columbus, the Amgen facility will reportedly go online in early 2024.
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The 9%: Why Are Women So Underrepresented in the Industrial Workforce?
While women comprise 47% of the American workforce, they represent only 9% of the construction workforce. Yet at Rosendin Electric, an employee-owned electrical contractor employing more than 7,000 team members, women represent 30% of the company's staff.
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Fees for Holding Container Ships Doubled Since 2020 [Report]
Demurrage and detention fees vary drastically by port location around the world.
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Annual Pet Sales in the U.S. Reach $100 Billion with New Demand for a Digital Market
From expensive trips to the vet to cookies made for dogs, people are spending more on their pets. For the first time in history, annual pet sales have reached over $100 billion.
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Texas Instruments to Buy $900 Million Micron Chip Factory
Texas Instruments plans to use the space to add capacity for its own chip-making, and reports suggest the company will convert its fabrication to focus on analog and embedded processors.
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Denmark Is Building an Artificial Island to Provide Enough Wind Power for the Entire Country
Earlier this year, Denmark approved plans to develop an artificial island in the North Sea that will eventually serve as an energy hub for wind power. How does it work and what does the future hold for wind energy?
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Product Label Manufacturers to Be Acquired, Merged in $6 Billion Deal
The resulting combined company is expected to have annual revenue of about $3 billion.
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Should OEMs Completely Outsource Customer Service and Support?
As with most business questions, the answer is "depends on context."
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California-based Ice Cream Maker Dreyer's to Invest $145 Million in Indiana Factory Expansion
Froneri-owned Dreyer's will significantly boost its Drumstick products production in Fort Wayne.
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After June Growth, July 2021 TMX Drops [Report]
"The hyper-efficiency of just-in-time manufacturing along with the seismic shift in the workforce are preventing the economy from kicking back in gear," said Thomas Head of Data Dr. Hamid Benbrahim.
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