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The manufacturing industry employs nearly 10 percent of the country and is a leader in technology and innovation. The manufacturing industry continues to fuel the economy and is an ideal sector to join. Most manufacturing companies are willing to do on-the-job...

Loyalty is most likely the byproduct of a positive experience with a company, leading to a trusted relationship. People show loyalty to a brand for various reasons, whether it is because they had a positive experience, feel connected to the brand values or feel they have superior products, they continue to allocate budget to buying that specific brand.

COVID-19 has severely impacted all countries in the world and has caused several supply chain disruptions globally. Most of the developing and third world countries heavily depend on agriculture and agricultural imports, therefore agricultural supply chains (ASCs) in...

Despite the much-touted rise of the service industry, manufacturing remains central to the world economy. The pandemic has brought fresh urgency to the discussion of whether the United States should bring more of its manufacturing back home. The latest report from the...

The manufacturing industry is one that is constantly changing. Future manufacturers will employ some 5.5 million people who currently don’t have a job. That number jumps to roughly 10 million by 2025, creating a shortage of skilled labor that could cause prices to...

The construction industry added more than $900 billion to the US economy in the first quarter of 2020—its highest level since the 2008 recession. It employed 7.64 million people in February 2020, also the highest levels since 2008. Then, COVID-19 reached the United...

Are you looking for your next opportunity, one with long-term stability and growth? Are you intrigued with the thought of traveling for your job, but also having a lot of freedom in your role? Are you ready to take control of your destiny? Choosing a career as a...

According to an analysis by mortgage-finance company Freddie Mac, the U.S. housing market is 3.8 million single-family homes short of what is needed to meet the country’s demand. The shortage is especially affecting the supply of entry-level homes, making it more...