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The article examines the political aspect of where goods are manufactured, focusing on the foreign production of good under brands made and marketed by U.S. President-elect Donald J. Trump and his daughter Ivanka Trump. It notes that Trump has criticized U.S. companies that outsource manufacturing jobs as well as the policies that allow for such practices while noting that his daughter's clothing line could lose profits if forced to relocate production to the U.S.

The article reports on the slowing down of growth in the manufacturing sector in India for the April-June quarter in the year 2017 and negative growth rate of the private sector compared to same period in the previous year.

The article examines the difficulties experienced by emerging countries in South Asia, Africa, and Latin America, particularly India, in establishing strong manufacturing sectors amid demographic challenges. According to the article, economists were warning that manufacturing models of advancement were not available to poorer nations. The article discusses efforts by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi to improve infrastructure and eliminate bureaucratic obstacles in order to spur economic growth.

The article discusses efforts by Reno, Nevada, during the early 21st century to attract manufacturing industries to spur economic development. According to the article, about 100 companies had relocated to Reno between 2011 and late 2015, and electric-car maker Tesla Motors Inc. was constructing a factory in the area. The article discusses the policies of Nevada governor Brian Sandoval, the work of the agency the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada president and chief executive officer (CEO) Mike Kasmierski, and the significance of Reno real-estate broker Lance Gilman.

The article reports that Indorama Ventures Ltd. (IVL), a Thailand-based petrochemicals company has agreed with Spanish multinational oil and gas company Compañía Española de Petroleos (Cepsa). It states that the partnership aimed for sourcing meta-xylene (MX) and production of isophthalic acid (IPA). Also emphasized is the construction of a unit for IVL manufacturing.

The article discusses China's manufacturing industry's concern over foreign tech companies' manufacturing operations moving from China to India, after American tech company Apple's CEO Tim Cook met with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi over these possibilities.

The article offers the author's insights on the campaign promises of U.S. President Donald Trump that will be unfulfilled due to his prioriy of punishing the people like the promise not to cut Medicare and the implementation of tariffs that will cause the decline of the manufacturing industry.

The article discusses economic conditions in the automobile industry in Venezuela as of July 2014, with information on the reduction in manufacturing output by car markers including Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co., and Toyota Motor Corp. Topics include the need for imported automobile parts, labor laws which protect the jobs of factory workers, and the effect of Venezuela's economic policy on automobile sales.

The article discusses the expansion of Texas manufacturing industry with increase in demand as per Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Topics discussed include increase in production index which is a key indicator of manufacturing conditions, increase in shipments index from near zero to 9.2 and steady state of growth in capacity utilization. It also presents a line graph indicating production index.

The article discusses the growth of global manufacturing activity in November of 2013, highlighting implications for a possible broader growth of the global economy in 2014. Topics addressed include financial market reaction to news of the growth; the possible effects of growth in the manufacturing sector on the U.S. Federal Reserve's (Fed) economic stimulus policy; and manufacturing statistics from Europe, the United States, and China.

The article focuses on the decline in profits of manufacturing sector in India since 2005 despite a marginal drop in raw material proportion in net sales, according to the analysis from ET Intelligence Group.

The author reflects on the campaign promises of U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump to change the economic condition in Michigan, and mentions topics including the state's unemployment rate, manufacturing sector, and job creation.

The article reports on the decrease of the order for durable goods in February 2016 and the view by the economist on the decline which shows the remain of the manufacturing companies to be under pressure.

The article reports on the economic development of California and Orange County in 2015. Topics discussed include the industries that contributed to the growth of the state's economy, such as information technology, tourism and life sciences and the business performance of the county's manufacturing sector and residential and commercial real estate markets.

The article reports that industrial printer manufacturer Printronix Inc. is planning to send its local manufacturing in Mexico. During its relocation, the company plans to cut 54 jobs and close its manufacturing plant in California. It is also looking to sell the factory and part or all of its office complex. The decision was due to the slowdown of its local manufacturing work.

The article discusses worries about manufacturing and business activity in the U.S. Midwest ahead of the scheduled December 31, 2015, release of the economic indicator the Chicago Business Barometer, also known as the Chicago PMI.

The article reports that the locomotive and mining equipment manufacturer GE Manufacturing Solutions is looking for changes to the economic development program in Fort Worth, Texas. It states that the company seeks to receive economic development grants from the city for the development of the real and business personal property. It also cites the plant of the company to improve its locomotive facility and construct a rail test track.

The article reports that the prices of goods imported from China to the U.S. are rising, creating added inflationary pressures to the economy. Chinese import prices rose 2.4 percent in 2007, which along with the increased demand for raw materials and energy of its economy, helped boost the U.S. inflation rate to 4.1 percent. Economists warn that China's role as a producer of low-cost goods, which helped control global inflation from 1998-2008, is coming to an end.

Informs about Tuesday's markets. Treasury bonds and the dollar's rally in the first day of trading after the French vote against the European Union's proposed constitution; Data showing the rise in Dow Jones Industrial Average; Investors' concern about manufacturing growth; Value of the euro; The strength in the American dollar which helped Treasurys; Indication that economic activity is slowing in China and worldwide; The reason for investors' interest in the U.S. Labor Department report on May job creation and the Conference Board's survey on consumer confidence.

Examines economic conditions in the U.S. as of June 2, 2005. Details of growth in the U.S. housing market, decreased growth in manufacturing, and rising prices of raw materials; Claim that the U.S. economy is an uneven combination of strong and weak industry performances; Impact of economic conditions on the stock market; Potential for the U.S. Federal Reserve to stop raising short-term interest rates; Discussion of several economic indicators; Financial performance in the automobile industry; Highlights of growth in the housing market, construction industry, and mortgage loan industry.

The article reports on the plan of Steel Authority of India Ltd. (SAIL), one of the largest state-owned steel making company based in New Delhi, India to select a mine developer-cum-operator (MDO) for the development of its iron-ore mines in Rowghat, Chhattisgarh, and Chiria, Jharkhand. According to chairman C. S. Verma of SAIL that they also explored an iron-ore deposits in Dhul Khera, Rajasthan. It notes the weak demand on manufacturing, and infrastructure industry in India.

The article focuses on the financial performance of the manufacturing and warehouse (M&W) industry in Orange County, California in the third quarter (Q3) of 2015 and mentions the vacancy rates in the M&W industry of various counties in the state in Q3 and Q2 of 2014.

The article reports on the decline of manufacturing activity in the U.S. in October 2015 and the factors affecting the decline including slowdown of the Chinese economy, strong U.S. dollar and contraction of raw materials prices.

The article reports on the performance of the semiconductor industry between February and March of 2015 and notes that the electronics company Samsung postponed orders for semiconductor manufacturing gear in 2015.

Opinion. Discusses the importance of manufacturing to the economic health of the state of California in 1997. Details on the amount of blast furnaces and steel mills in California; Employment in the manufacturing industry; Revenue generated by manufacturing; Status of the manufacturing business climate in 1997.

The article offers information on the impact of the decline of the German economy on the manufacturing industry and absence of plans of the government to stimulate economic growth.

The article discusses decreases in German manufacturing during August 2014, focusing on how the slump could impact the Eurozone economy.

The article offers on the survey from the data analysis company Markit Economics in 2014 which shows weakness in the employment at manufacturing and services industries in the Eurozone due to slow expansion of the economy.

The article discusses growth in the activity of the U.S. manufacturing industry as of June 2014 according to the Institute for Supply Management's (ISM's) manufacturing index, with topics including an ISM software error, forecasts for sales in manufacturing, and supply and demand in the U.S.

The article reports on the possible growth of the Indian manufacturing sector in December 2014, according to a survey conducted by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).

The article reports that the national manufacturing output in the U.S. has increased by about 0.3 percent in October 2013, despite of the decreased in the automobile production by about 1.3 percent.

The article reports on the growth of the Indian economy in the first quarter of 2013 that ended June 30, which is the slowest in four years. It says that Indian Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has anticipated the slow growth acknowledging that it would be flat in the first quarter. It discusses the performances of various sectors of the economy in India including mining and quarrying, manufacturing, and agriculture.

The article offers information on the decline in industrial output with the tough task of policy-makers to revive the economy in India in 2013. The National Institute of Public Finance and Policy stated that manufacturing declined 2%, pulled down by capital goods production and consumer durables. According to the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) president Naina Lal Kidwai, there is an excess capacity in textiles, metals, cement and automotive.

The article focuses on the decline of manufacturing sector's growth in China due to the fall of export orders caused by sluggish growth of the U.S. economy, and euro zone recession.

The article reports that the improvements in manufacturing and housing sectors help boost the U.S. economy over the winter of 2013 wherein home prices increased 8.1 percent in January 2013.

The author looks at population growth in several politically conservative regions of the U.S., including the Great Plains, the Intermountain West, and the Southeast industrial region. He attributes the resurgence of these areas to growth in energy, manufacturing, and agriculture, as well as pro-business state policies. He argues that coastal states and municipalities should reform their higher taxes and business regulations to compete with these areas.

World news briefs are presented as of January 24, 2013 including how the predicted increase of the HSBC China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index forecasts an economic recovery, why Turkey has not established a no-fly zone over Syria, and the release of Frenchwoman Florence Cassez from a Mexican prison.

The article argues with the suggestions of chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) Andrew Liveris of Dow Chemical Company regarding the reinvigorating of the manufacturing sector in America as the key to the future success of the nation.

The article examines Asia's manufacturing industry, noting economic growth in countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, and China may be difficult to maintain due to China's economic policies as well as economic conditions in the U.S. and Europe.

The article discusses several reports that indicate Asia's manufacturing industry is experiencing economic growth heading into 2013 especially in countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, and China due to Asian domestic consumption and more optimistic U.S. economic forecasts.

The article reports on the signs of economic recovery in Asian countries, such as China and India, in 2012. According to HSBC China, manufacturing purchasing managers' index shows that Chinese economy rose to a 50.5 index in November from a 49.5 in October. It mentions the survey released by Chinese National Bureau of Statistics showing the increasing growth rate in the manufacturing sector. Moreover, Indian factory activity rose to 53.7 index in November from 52.9 in October.

The article reports on the decline of the manufacturing industry in the U.S. in November 2012 which is considered the weakest level of decline since July 2009. It says that the Institute for Supply Management has reported that its index of manufacturing conditions fell by 49.5 compared to the 51.7 in October. It mentions that the decline could affect the economic growth in the country as well as hiring from October to December.

The article reports on 10 percent increase in sales value of the manufacturing sector to 52.5 billion ringgit in Malaysia in May 2012.