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Celebrate Wisconsin manufacturing: nominations open for 'Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin'
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC), in partnership with Johnson Financial Group, is hosting the 10-year running contest, Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin. The contest celebrates Wisconsin's top industry, manufacturing, and all of the…
Govt plans policy changes to boost domestic demand for SEZ manufacturers
Home / Economy / News / Govt plans policy changes to boost domestic demand for SEZ manufacturers The department of commerce and the finance ministry's revenue department are working to bring in several SEZ reforms to weave in policy flexibilities.
China manufacturing shrinks again in August amid US trade uncertainty
BEIJING: China's factory output ticked up in August but still recorded a fifth straight month of contraction, official data showed on Sunday (Aug 31), as trade talks with the United States continue ahead of a new November tariff deadline. The…
BioE3 policy: India to slice import of pharma agents and biofuel enzymes, plans 16 manufacturing hubs
From critical drug ingredients to enzymes for biofuels and reagents for biofertilizers, the government is planning a major shift under its BioE3 policy. It aims to set up around 16 biomanufacturing hubs across India to cut dependence on imports and…
China August PMI Edges Up to 49.4 From 49.3 in July
China's official manufacturing gauge edged up in August but remained in contraction for a fifth straight month, as factory output picked up while market demand stayed subdued. The official manufacturing purchasing managers index rose slightly to…
How One Of The Biggest Eyewear Brands Determines Sunglasses Trends
Aviator. Cat-eye. Wrap-around. Oversized. Colorful lenses. Square sharped. Sunglasses trends always come and go—though some are perennial favorites. While it's easy to spot the hottest styles every season, it isn't as obvious where they are…
Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Controversial Design Change Claimed In Latest Report
The days are ticking until Apple's next special event — full details of the release schedule here. When the iPhone 17 Pro is unveiled, one question about the design, the placement of the Apple logo, will be answered, and a new report claims…
Can RFK Jr. take COVID vaccines off the market? Here's what vaccine law experts say
This article originally appeared on PolitiFact. A single-source news report that said Trump administration officials plan to take COVID-19 vaccines off the market prompted fresh questions about Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy…
RFK Jr says he'll 'fix' a vaccine program - by canceling compensation for people with vaccine injuries
While unrest and new vaccine restrictions have kept US health agencies in headlines, there's one vaccine program in particular that Robert F Kennedy Jr, secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), recently vowed to…
Lokesh To Spearhead Industrial Drive In Kadapa
ANANTAPUR: After winning two ZPTC seats in Kadapa district, including Pulivendula, the home turf of YSRC chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, the Telugu Desam has turned its focus on strengthening the party at all levels in the erstwhile Kadapa district.
Johnson Concrete Products expands footprint: Salisbury company acquires RidgeRock Retaining Walls production facilities in Georgia, NC
SALISBURY — Johnson Concrete Products, headquartered in Salisbury, has announced the acquisition of two RidgeRock Retaining Walls manufacturing sites located in Ellijay, Georgia, and Statesville, effective Aug. 16. Southern Concrete…
Afroganiks eyes $6.3 trillion wellness market, creates pathways for entrepreneurs - The Nation Newspaper
Afroganiks Industries Limited, a Nigerian health and wellness company, has unveiled bold plans to capture a share of the $6.3 trillion global wellness economy, positioning Africa as a major player in the fast-growing natural health sector. The…
Up to 150 jobs under threat at British Army vehicle supplier
A British Army supplier has warned that up to 150 jobs are under threat amid a “feast and famine” approach to military equipment purchases. Supacat, based near Honiton in Devon, said roles were at risk as it comes to the end of…
Build your future with 100 apprentice jobs available across the nation
CHRONIC shortages of builders, plumbers and plasterers are making it ever harder to build the homes, schools and hospitals we need. But today we publish a Government-backed list of construction apprenticeships to help YOU learn a trade, whatever…
Factors that will guide the markets this week
Equity markets this week would keenly track the upcoming GST Council meeting, macroeconomic data announcements and trading activity of foreign investors for further movement, analysts said. Moreover, developments related to tariff negotiations…
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