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Roundup of some news hires around the manufacturing industry
OnRobot names Tom Herndon as sales manager for the Americas and Canada; Dallas Industries appoints David Espino new service engineer; Jay Duerr joins Kitagawa Northtech as director of new business development.
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Manufacturing mergers, acquisitions, investments weekend recap
AMETEK acquires Kern Microtechnik; MMT acquires GenX Medical; Pritzker Private Capital agrees to invest in Americhem
How Trump's tariffs could impact US companies
PwC’s US Tariff Industry Analysis notes that key sectors to be impacted include medical device, technology, automotive, aerospace, to name a few. In the article is a download for the full tax insight analysis.
NKY Chamber of Commerce recognizes Mazak Corp. for impact on community
Mazak’s continued success fuels economic growth, creates jobs, and strengthens our community – making Northern Kentucky an even better place to live, work, play, learn and give back.
USMTO January 2025 declined 29.8% from December 2024
Medical manufacturers increased their orders in January 2025 to the highest level since September 2023.
Tariffs threaten small business growth, increase costs across industries
The impact of tariffs on small businesses – rising costs and uncertain futures.
UPM Additive rebrands to UPM Advanced
With this rebranding, UPM Advanced Solutions expands its focus to encompass a wider range of advanced materials and services.
Birk Manufacturing achieves ISO 13485 recertification
ISO 13485 recertification reinforces Birk’s commitment to excellence in medical device manufacturing.
AdvaMed’s Medical Innovation Agenda for the 119th Congress
Top medtech priorities from AdvaMed for the 119th Congress: Igniting a new era of innovation for every American patient.
US manufacturing picked up in January driven by growing demand
GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index; Despite the possibility of tariffs and significant uncertainty surrounding their implementation, global manufacturers are not stockpiling inventories.
Ferrocene becomes first Rust toolchain to achieve IEC 62304 qualification
Enables medical device developers to leverage the unmatched safety and reliability of Rust while streamlining compliance.
