The blog of the Alliance for American Manufacturing
What happens when an electrical engineering professor decides to skip the MBA and just… start a business? For Dr. Maya Gupta, it led to Artifact Puzzles — one of the most distinctive puzzle companies in the country. Today, AAM President […]
Winning a court case against unfair trade should mean justice, but for many American manufacturers, it doesn’t. And it’s costing them billions. Today, David Rashid of auto-parts maker Plews & Edelmann and Betsy Natz of the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association […]
AAM joins the United Steelworkers to lobby for a domestic preference rule in Kentucky’s public buildings and public works projects.
Some thoughts on workers’ contributions to our country this Labor Day weekend.
Defense official tells the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services about the need for a resilient domestic mining and processing industry.
Just as dominant? Voter sentiment that AI infrastructure should be American-made. So says new AAM polling. Ads that air during the Super Bowl are famously among the most expensive real estate on television. Just 30 seconds of time during the […]
What happens when an electrical engineering professor decides to skip the MBA and just… start a business? For Dr. Maya Gupta, it led to Artifact Puzzles — one of the most distinctive puzzle companies in the country. Today, AAM President […]
