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The article reports on the industrial developments in the U.S. as of 2014. It discusses the increase of industrial production by 3.1% in 2013, particularly in manufacturing, mining, and utilities. It highlights some factors that may affect the economic growth by late 2014 and early 2015 and the changes in the oil and gas industry.

The article offers the author's insight on the signs indicating a slowdown in chemical production in the U.S. as demand from key end markets such as automobile production, housing, and consumer goods slows in 2014. He mentions the drop in the Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is consistent with the outlook that growth in the U.S. economy will slow in 2014. He suggests taking advantage of the situation to make investments in capital and people to profit from the expected economic growth in 2015.

The article forecasts the slow growth of the U.S. economy as it progresses into 2014, which may result in downturn in the later part of the year, despite the increase in the construction and housing industries in 2013. The housing industry of the country is expected to be positive to back gains in the sales and production of construction materials. Reduction in synthetic materials demand is also projected.

The article reports that U.S. industrial production will continue growth through the remainder of 2013. It is said that as production is beginning to move higher, industry participants were offered more opportunities with each passing month. Despite rainy weather and some planting delays, 2013 spring has been busy for agricultural equipment retailers.

The article offers information on the economic conditions in the U.S. It is mentioned that during the year 2012, the gross domestic product of the country has increased, alongwith an increase in its annual growth rate and industrial production. Also, the industries that reported growth include housing and automobiles sales. It is expected that the mining and metal industries of the country would show improvement during the year 2013.

The article focuses on investments in life sciences, specifically in biotechnology which represents one of the best fields for profitability and job creation. It mentions the economic forecasts showing consistent positive industrial productivity in the U.S. in September 2013 and the U.S. government's involvement in biotechnology. It says that biotechnology field has a strong demand from the health, industrial and agricultural sectors for new products.

The article focuses on the rise in the industrial production in the U.S. The author talks about the forecasted expansion in the nation's economy from the latter half of 2012 to 2013. He discusses the increasing trend in the year-over-year industrial-production comparisons. He also tackles the improvement in the annual production trend in farm machinery in equipment after a seven percent decline the year-ago level.

The article focuses on several opportunities for business enterprises in the U.S. It presents three reasons for optimism in the U.S. businesses including the increase of figures in the Purchasing Managers Index, growth of the private-sector employment, and improvement in the U.S. industrial production. It says that a solid activity was predicted for the computer and electronics industry.