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The Shaniko Wool Company is the first step in the supply chain for the American-made uniforms prepared for U.S. athletes at the 20266 Winter Olympics.
Tariffs almost certainly played a role, but it hasn’t yet translated into new manufacturing jobs. The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services shrank to $29.4 billion in October, down from $48.1 billion in September, according to data released by […]
That’s a big deal for the workers who make this stuff in Muskegon.
Some thoughts on workers’ contributions to our country this Labor Day weekend.
The STOP China Act would prevent federal financial assistance awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation from flowing to companies backed by the Chinese government. In late 2019 Congress passed bipartisan legislation to keep Chinese state-owned and -supported enterprises from […]
The legislation authorizing a slew of federal surface transportation programs expires in September.
The Shaniko Wool Company is the first step in the supply chain for the American-made uniforms prepared for U.S. athletes at the 20266 Winter Olympics.
