Recently, the World Economic Forum (WEF) announced a new batch of selected 'lighthouse factories,' with 12 new sites joining ...

Traditional industrial automation solutions have exposed numerous limitations when faced with increasingly complex production demands. For instance, the flexibility of industrial robot programming is ...

Robert Cherone, 45, was the victim of the fatal freak accident at the Palermo's Pizza factory in West Milwaukee, which ...

It was early May, and Bleu, an Indian ringneck, was out of her cage, as usual. In the chaos of moving day, she flew down the ...

From Benton Harbor, Michigan (Whirlpool), to Moline, Illinois (John Deere), to the skies where NATO aircraft downed some but ...

In 2006, Whirlpool paid $1.7 billion to buy its largest competitor (Maytag) and said competition from foreign producers would prevent it from wielding unseemly market power. But U.S. consumers continu ...

These consumers are trading down on daily consumption, while selectively splurging on goods and experiences seen as long-lasting or meaningful.

As a result, the high street firm, which initially operated 18 Scots stores, has since closed down branches based in ...

After Beijing exerted its power over the valuable magnets as leverage, other countries started to add production, but only ...

A photographer strives to protect the memory of China’s Third Front Movement and the families who dedicated their lives to it ...

Dear Heloise: In reference to Nita H., in Westbrook, Maine, who asked about cleaning wooden rolling pins, here is another ...

Whirlpool, the U.S. appliance maker, still is not happy. Vladimir Putin, however, seems to be. The U.S. president is floundering on several fronts.