Manufacturing company in Minneapolis since 1987 leaving city after violent protests
The president and owner of 7-Sigma Inc. Kris Wyrobek says he lost trust in public officials during the riots that plagued the city.
GE seeks to raise $3 billion
GE looks to boost its cash reserves amid the coronavirus crisis
General Electric CEOs: A short but notable list
GE is 128 years old but the most interesting CEOs have been the last four.
U.S. court refuses to shield Volkswagen in diesel lawsuits
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Monday that Volkswagen AG cannot escape potential financial penalties from two counties in Florida and Utah that may amount to a "staggering" additional liability arising from the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal.
US factories sink in May for third straight month: ISM survey
American factories slowed for the third consecutive month in May as they continued to sustain economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic.
Durable goods orders in US tumbled 17.2% in April
Sales of long-lasting goods tumbled in April, as businesses cut investment in response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Boeing cutting more than 12,000 US jobs with thousands more planned
Boeing also disclosed it plans "several thousand remaining layoffs" in the next few months but did not say where those would take place.
Ditch pride, ego and make money: Charles Payne
Charles Payne and David Nelson give investing advice
NY construction company owner: People are excited to reopen
Business owners figuring out how to safely reopen during phase one
GM ready to launch new large SUVs as plants restart
General Motors is ready to start building its new generation of large sport utility vehicles at a plant in Arlington, Texas, when it reopens North American assembly plants on May 18, Philip Kienle, the automaker's North American manufacturing chief, told Reuters on Thursday.
Pent-up demand growing for home improvement construction projects, CEO says
Trex CEO Bryan Fairbanks believes the demand will continue to grow as states begin to reopen
Airbus examining restructuring including job cuts -sources
Airbus is exploring restructuring plans involving the possibility of "deep" job cuts as it braces for a prolonged coronavirus crisis after furloughing thousands of workers, industry sources said, though no decision is imminent
Energy, transportation, leisure stocks plummet over lack of optimism
Stock market ended in the red on Wednesday
New York Assemblywoman calls for coronavirus rules to ease for construction workers
Nicole Malliotakis on New York reopening
Big tech's strong stock performance should be embraced: Expert
Belski on people's interest in tech, mobile devices
Manufacturing will lead to coronavirus economic recovery: National Association of Manufacturers CEO
Jay Timmons on manufacturing impact on coronavirus recovery
Hamilton Beach shares fall on Mexico accounting irregularities
Shares of Hamilton Beach Brands Holding Co. fell Monday after the company said it found accounting irregularities at its Mexican unit.
Factories close for good as coronavirus cuts demand
Factory furloughs across the U.S. are becoming permanent shutdowns.
Trump: Rising oil prices is great for industry, jobs
Trump says millions of jobs are in the energy sector
3M lands $126M Pentagon contract for coronavirus face masks
Industrial conglomerate 3M is agreeing to produce 26 million face masks per month for the Pentagon, starting October 2020.