Economy

BDO study highlights risks for publicly traded U.S. Manufacturers as the industry struggles to attract and retain its workforce.

In the report, Armstrong said that United States 2013 3PL gross revenue increased 7.4 percent, or by $10.8 billion, to $157.2 billion.

Food and beverage is among the three industrial segments expected to lead overall demand for industrial robots.

March shipments up 17.2% when compared to March 2014 sales.

Forget cost cutting. Innovation and sustainability are the most important factors in business today. The companies that get it right can still win in a flat economy, says ISM CEO Tom Derry.

A mixed bag may be the most appropriate way to characterize the current state of manufacturing based on the most recent edition of the April edition of the Manufacturing Report on Business issued by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) today.

Modern spends 60 seconds talking to Scott Sopher at Deloitte about a recent survey conducted with MHI.

Event to host 17,000 people ages 6-18 who will learn about potential career paths in automation.

PwC CEO survey finds only 19% of top retailers say they can fulfill omni-channel demand profitably.

Eurozone business leaders more bullish than the global average for the first time in 15 quarters.

Optimism for domestic economy at highest level since 2005, more than a third of respondents report a lack of qualified workers.

The global list's combined space under management up 6.5% from last year, North American list up 4%.

Though often characterized by feast or famine, this year’s view into warehouse and distribution center spending plans instead strengthens a pattern of deliberate investment. Today, readers are determined to get the most out of every dollar spent.

The visit is intended to highlight the city's warehousing, distribution and logistics industries.

Research indicates percentage of women in senior positions in U.S. virtually unchanged since 2004, less than global average.