Corn, charred oak, and seven Kentucky summers. $35 a bottle.
Woodford Reserve. Triple-distilled in copper pot stills. Made on the same ground since 1812. We traced every dollar.
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Every factory in America runs on the same system. Here's the company.
Rockwell Automation. Revenue up 12%. Margins at 22.5%. A $2 billion bet on Wisconsin. The full stock teardown.
Read the issueAmerica is building factories again. It doesn't have enough workers to run them.
500,000 unfilled jobs. A $35.8 million apprenticeship fund already tapped out. The biggest constraint on reshoring — explained.
Read the issueThe first $100 running shoe is now $200. It's still made in Massachusetts.
The New Balance 990v6. Six factories. 1,200 workers. We traced where every dollar goes.
Read the issueA Japanese company bought U.S. Steel. It was the best thing that happened to American steel.
$14 billion in investment. A government golden share. And 50% tariffs protecting the rest. One year later.
Read the issue$7 trillion in spending. Every dollar needs power, cooling, and steel.
Data centers are the biggest construction story in America. We mapped the full sector and connected it to every company we've covered.
Read the issueGeneral Dynamics just posted $131 billion in backlog. Here's the full teardown.
Submarines. Gulfstream jets. Abrams tanks. Revenue up 10%. We break down all four businesses.
Read the issueThe trade deal behind every product we've covered could expire in 15 days.
The USMCA governs $1.8 trillion in North American trade. Three scenarios, three outcomes. The full breakdown.
Read the issueAlmost no one makes guitars by hand anymore. Martin still does.
The D-28. $3,500. Played by Cash, Dylan, and Elvis. We traced every dollar.
Read the issueInside every machine you've ever used. 70 years of raises.
Parker Hannifin. $5.5 billion quarter. Aerospace up 15%. The picks-and-shovels play on everything we've covered.
Read the issueThe July 31st "Legal Trap" for Gold Bankers
While the media is distracted by the latest headlines out of Iran, a 90-year-old federal law is quietly closing a trap on Wall Street's biggest bullion banks.
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