Albany Business Review Roger Hannay, chairman of a Westerlo manufacturing company, will participate in a panel discussion Tuesday focused on New York’s middle market sectors.
Cleantech Notes Last week the 2nd annual New York Energy Week kicked off with a series of events all around New York City highlighting challenges and opportunities
Buffalo Business First Diversified Manufacturing has completed a $5 million, 45,000-square-foot high bay addition to its 120,000-square-foot Lockport plant. More
Albany Business Review The Polyset Co. is one step closer to competing against large coatings companies like Sherwin Williams and Carboline in the Middle East. More
Supply Chain 24/7 Manufacturing output growth picked up for the third month running to its strongest since April 2010. Moreover, the average pace of expansion in
Buffalo Business First Diversified Manufacturing has completed a $5 million, 45,000-square-foot high bay addition to its 120,000-square-foot Lockport plant. The Lockport company, which provides engineering
If you could build a time machine, would you want to travel back to 1979 or 1953? For manufacturers who survived the 1970s, the last year of that difficult decade was when the total number of U.S manufacturing jobs peaked at 20 million. For industries that thrived during the “Happy Days” of the 1950s, the year 1953 was when the highest percentage of Americans (28%) worked in factories.
Today, plenty of pundits and economists are extolling America’s manufacturing revival. Reshoring is hot, and stories about Made in USA manufacturing are promising. As author Daniel Ikenson notes, however, the term “revival” implies that there was a decline. Yes, it’s true that modern-day manufacturing isn’t matching the metrics of 1979 or 1953. But did those numbers mean all that much to begin with?
Buffalo News The solar panel factory slated to be part of the RiverBend clean-energy hub in South Buffalo could be more than five times bigger
Albany, NY – On June 16, 2014, The Chief Executives Network for Manufacturing of the Capital Region, Inc. (CEN), an affiliate of the Center for
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