A new report claims Trump's Liberation Day tariffs suppressed hiring by up to 1 million jobs and cost American families roughly $1,000 more in 2025.

Manufacturing headcounts fell at the fastest rate since the COVID-19 lockdowns of 2020, excluding which the pace hasn't been ...

American factories shed workers in June at a pace not seen since the 2009 financial crisis, according to flash survey data ...

GE Appliances is a poster child for the president’s promised manufacturing revival. But tariffs are making it harder to onshore jobs.

The U.S. is gearing up for a major manufacturing boom, with nearly 4 million new factory jobs expected to be created by 2033. However, a major hurdle is already clear: the next generation of workers ...

Though the firm's manufacturing index ran better than expected for June, it came largely from an inventory rebuild and despite sharp job cuts.

From Nick Gillespie’s Reason article “Donald Trump Is Wrong about Manufacturing and Economic Patriotism“: Trump’s understanding of trade is notably screwy, a fact he makes clear every time he insists ...

Manufacturing jobs are increasingly going to workers with college degrees, a new analysis found. The share of college grads in manufacturing has almost doubled since 1991. New jobs in manufacturing ...