98% of shoes sold in America are imported. These aren't.
Red Wing Iron Rangers are handmade in Minnesota in 230 steps. We traced where your $350 goes — and why the American boot is cheaper per step.
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Fighter jets, power lines, beer cans — and we can't make the metal.
America lost 30 smelters in 40 years. Century Aluminum is building the first new one since 1980 — in Inola, Oklahoma. The full stock teardown.
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The OBBBA's factory deduction is brand new and temporary. You have until 2029 to break ground. Here's what you need to know.
Read the issueThe Navy put this machine on every battleship. Now it's in your kitchen.
The KitchenAid mixer started on warships in 1917. Today it sells five per minute from one Ohio factory. We broke down the $400 price tag.
Read the issueThe $13.6 billion bidding war you haven't heard about.
Two suitors. A killed merger. A $266 million breakup fee. And a deal that reshapes American energy manufacturing.
Read the issueYour car has 1,000 chips in it. Almost none are made here — yet.
$52 billion in federal money just triggered $400 billion in private investment. Here's who's building, where, and why it matters for your portfolio.
Read the issueRevenue doubled in six years. Seven analysts just raised their targets.
Howmet makes turbine blades that spin at 40,000 RPM in 2,500-degree heat. Nobody else can. That's the moat.
Read the issueEvery factory we bring home needs steel. One company makes the most.
Nucor posted $9.5B in Q1 revenue and guided higher. The full investment case, risks included.
Read the issueNVIDIA just bought $500 million of a glass company. Here's why.
Three new U.S. factories. 3,000 jobs. And a stock chart that doesn't quit.
Read the issueU.S. Manufacturing Is Stabilizing. Smaller Factories Are Still Feeling Pressure.
Large industrial firms are seeing steadier orders tied to infrastructure and defense spending, while smaller manufacturers continue to face margin and financing pressure.
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