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Fishbowl to Host Inventory Management and Growth Summit

Fishbowl Inventory will host its first-ever, free Inventory Management + Growth Summit virtually on September 28 and 29, 2021.

The Biggest Meteor to Hit Earth Cost $33 Million in Damages, Caused Ultraviolet Burns

Meteors usually burn up in Earth’s atmosphere, but as recently as 2013, some have come close to hitting our surface.

This Eco-friendly Tire Made from Dandelions, Rice Uses 35% Renewable Materials

The new tires aren’t just made of sustainable materials, they should well outlast the tires that are on the market today.

Citizen Scientists Plunge 12,500 Feet into the Deep Ocean to Study the Titanic

While many people know the tragic story behind the sinking of the Titanic — perhaps thanks to Leonardo DiCaprio’s acting performance — there is still plenty of research to be done around the world-famous shipwreck, as only two official expeditions have ever been completed.

Third-generation U.S. Plastic Injection Molder Celebrates 65th Anniversary

When Irving Glickman founded The Rodon Group in 1956, the manufacturer had only 4 presses and less than 5,000 square feet of facility space. As the company celebrates its 65th anniversary this year, Rodon is now one of the largest family-owned and operated plastic injection molders in the United States, boasting 128 injection molding presses, 250,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and a...

8 Industry Updates You Need to Know This Week [60-second Read]

Industry Updates from reactions to Biden's American Jobs Plan to a "robust nest" made to save newborn lives.

Restaurants Innovate Amid COVID-19, Worker Shortages [Amplify Friday]

Here are three stories of how several restaurants are coping with a range of current events as well as insight into trends and innovations in the restaurant world.

Industry Professionals Share Thoughts on Biden’s American Jobs Plan

While President Biden’s infrastructure plan has been applauded by the many industries it supports, including semiconductor makers, fiber-optic companies, renewable energy producers, pharmaceutical developers, and construction firms, others across industrial sectors have vocalized opposition.

The World's Deepest Underwater Cave is Over 1,300 Feet Deep

Scientists reached the extreme limits of the world’s deepest cave in 2016, but it was a machine, not a human diver, that touch the bottom of the abyss.