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Norfolk Southern’s practices are a prime focus of federal regulators after several major accidents since December 2021, three of which resulted in fatalities.

Mike Rowe isn't anti-college or anti-education, but he admits experiencing a "gratifying" feeling knowing that more U.S. students are pursuing apprenticeships over college degrees.

Ford CEO Jim Farley claimed the all-American automaker would be willing to invest in domestic mining and rare earth mineral production to help EV battery supply.

Honda is moving production of the Accord from Ohio to Indiana in 2025 in order to produce electric vehicles in the Ohio factory starting next year.

Executives of Pactiv Evergreen sold over 50,000 shares of company stock days before announcing the closure of a historic Canton, North Carolina, paper mill.

Norfolk Southern has pledged to change its operating practices after a derailment in East Palestine, Ohio was caused by an overheated bearing on a railcar.

Boeing says that the third party supplier made fuel tank issue affecting the KC-46 Pegasus and the 767 Freighter will not delay deliveries. Tanks require new paint.

A paper mill that has operated in Canton, North Carolina, for over a century announced it will be shutting down, leaving the local community devastated.

Inflation and a slowdown in international demand threaten US manufacturing base. A looming recession and weaker manufacturing data has experts worried.

A town hall meeting in East Palestine, Ohio, involving representatives from Norfolk Southern turned heated as residents vented their anger over the toxic train derailment.

General Electric will invest $450 million in manufacturing. It will allocate $335 million of that to aerospace and $117 million to healthcare ahead of a planned divesture.

Caterpillar's union workers have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract that covers four company facilities. The deal will likely avert a strike.

Rolls-Royce primarily manufactures large engines for Airbus and Boeing wide-body aircraft.

The world’s largest seller of tractors and crop harvesters is now expecting higher earnings for the year after reporting a profit of $1.96 billion for the quarter ended Jan. 29.

As Boeing and Airbus struggle to produce enough planes, aircraft leasing companies stock prices are soaring. Travel demand returning is great for companies who own the planes.

Jim Farley hopes to return Ford to its roots, by streamlining production and offering fewer options. Says more job cuts necessary after recently cutting 6,800 jobs.