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Big Changes at Tyson; Blame Over Boeing's Broken Window; 5 Cars Disappearing in 2027 | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 282

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Micron Unveils $10 Billion U.S. Research Hub

It will be the first dedicated memory research hub of its kind in the U.S.

People work on the Tesla Model Y production line at the Tesla Gigafactory assembly plant during a media organized tour, in Shanghai, China, Tuesday, April 14, 2026.

Tesla Recalls Nearly 3M Vehicles Over Design Issue

The recall is "an inevitable step" in the development of the EV industry.

Winning in Manufacturing While the Race Never Stops

Pressured by constant disruption, workforce challenges, and increasing operational complexity, manufacturing frontlines must operate like a Formula 1 pit crew to win — moving with speed, precision, and consistency.

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Morse: Over 100 Models, Over 60 Demo Videos

Equipment to lift, move, rotate, tumble, pour from drums, rack drums, weigh. Drum trucks, dollies, palletizers, forklift attachments, rotators, rollers. Drum cones, pumps, heaters, wrenches, faucets. Custom handling equipment. Expert dealer support.

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Pennsylvania Manufacturer to Pay $3.6M to 51 UAW Strikers in Settlement

The employees had engaged in an economic strike that lasted nearly two years.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc arrive at a news conference on Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Aug. 22, 2026.

U.S., Canada Talks Collapse; New Tariffs Expected to Raise Prices in Both Countries

Canada's retaliatory penalties would target industries exposed to new U.S. duties — including steel.

The Hidden Costs of Standing Still

Waiting to modernize your ERP may seem like the safe choice—but hidden costs can quickly add up. Discover the real price of waiting and how timely ERP modernization drives faster growth, sharper insights, and long-term competitive success.

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This handout photo provided by The Henry Ford Museum shows a 1927 Blue Bird on display at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., 2008. This is the oldest surviving school bus in America.

Originally Designed to Carry Cement Workers, Yellow School Bus Faces New Reality

Explore the metal-bodied vehicle's nearly 100-year history.

Ransomware Group Strikes Again

Clop has been linked to attacks against General Electric, Philips, Shell and 40 other companies.

Former First Brands Group Sites Available for Sale

Two industrial facilities remain available following the First Brands Group liquidation sale. Located in the Toledo, OH and Kansas City, MO MSAs, the properties offer well-maintained space in strategic locations. Submit offers to Hilco Global.

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