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The U.S. manufacturing industry – the world’s second largest and a global leader in advanced manufacturing – grows stronger through new opportunities, legislation, and technological innovations. These drivers converge at IMTS 2026, Sept. 14-19 in Chicago.
Steel tariffs spark debate: protecting the U.S. steel industry while raising costs for manufacturers and consumers. This article explores impacts, trade-offs, and policy options.
Manufacturers face a year of transition as 2026 brings renewed growth, driven by technology, defense, and energy investment amid ongoing economic, policy, and global shifts.
MTForecast 2025 recap; Last call for D25; Nvidia sees AI as critical infrastructure, and more.
At MTForecast 2025, David Skillman, Partner at K&L Gates, highlighted the key policy shifts shaping U.S. manufacturing — from expanded tariffs and pending Supreme Court rulings on trade authority...
More than 500 U.S. manufacturers identify the keys to boosting domestic production: building a skilled workforce, applying total cost of ownership principles, managing costs, and preparing for geopolitical risk.
Tariffs, like the new Section 232 tariffs, are reshaping how manufacturers plan, invest, and compete – with consequences that extend well beyond the balance sheet. Here are some important takeaways and insights from AMT’s 2025 Q3 Spot Survey.