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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP has promised to revitalise American manufacturing. His sweeping tariffs are meant to coax firms into reshoring their operations, turning America into an industrial superpower.

President Trump says his new tariff regime will bring factories “roaring back” to the U.S., and manufacturing boosters are among those most enthusiastic about his second-term agenda.

She writes: President Trump proclaims his tariffs will bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. Good luck finding workers to fill them. A common lament among employers, especially manufacturers, ...

Gary Winslett is an associate professor at Middlebury College in Vermont. There’s a popular story that politicians in both parties like to tell us: The Rust Belt was a thriving region until ...

But American manufacturing workers are not sold. The Washington Post asked more than 500 workers in manufacturing jobs across the country what they think about Trump’s tariffs. Most completed ...

Across the ideological spectrum, people say U.S. manufacturing is in decline. They argue mostly about who’s to blame and how many tariffs we need to fix the problem. This widely told tale is wrong.

Anheuser-Busch is planning to invest $300 million in its facilities across the U.S. It's a move the beermaker said will bolster manufacturing jobs across the United States while also supporting ...