T ariffs, geopolitics, rising costs, and uncertainty about the future are all causing executives to rethink their global manufacturing strategies. But the decision to reshore isn’t easy. There are ...

Picture this scenario: A society is plagued by bandits who pilfer its citizens’ resources, funds, and livelihoods, forcing those who are able to escape to flee elsewhere. An unruly group of outsider ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Since the start of his presidency, President Donald Trump and his administration have talked about getting manufacturing companies to come back to the United States, a process known ...

The government doesn't track corporate reshoring efforts, but experts say they are hearing of more companies bringing work back to the States. "Lots of very encouraging anecdotes and obviously the ...

Bank of America said in a report this week that the post-pandemic wave of U.S. reshoring shows signs of losing steam. Instead, companies increasingly are favoring “friendshoring” strategies that ...

Blue-collar employment is slipping even as political leaders and executives celebrate a manufacturing revival. The latest data show a net loss of 59,000 production and nonsupervisory jobs, a setback ...

The trend of reshoring has accelerated, with millions of manufacturing jobs returning to U.S. soil, although, some states may see more added jobs than others. Reshoring refers to the practice of ...

President Donald Trump's tariff announcements are expected on Wednesday, April 2, which he is calling "Liberation Day." Though details of his plan remain unclear, the president has said the tariffs ...

Reshoring, the process of bringing back manufacturing jobs to the United States, has been a major trend in recent years across many sectors. The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the vulnerabilities of ...

-- Proportion of CEOs and COOs reporting plans to bring supply chains closer to home or main markets jumps to 81% from 63% in 2022 -- Almost two-thirds of executives (64%) report ongoing investment ...