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5 days ago |
thomasnet.com | Laura Ross |Audrey Altmann
A tariff is a tax or duty that a government imposes on goods or services imported from another country. Tariffs are designed to influence foreign importers, grow and protect domestic industries, achieve trade policy objectives, and generate revenue for the government. Tariffs can address unfair trade practices, reduce trade deficits, stimulate sustainable economic growth, and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.
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2 weeks ago |
thomasnet.com | Laura Ross |Audrey Altmann
Cadillac cars are characterized by luxury interiors, visionary engineering, exceptional craftsmanship, and peak performance. Founded by Henry M. Leland in Detroit, Michigan, in 1902, Cadillac quickly established itself as an industry pioneer. In 1903, it unveiled its first model at the New York Auto Show, developed the world’s first successful electric self-starter in 1909, and introduced the first mass-produced V8 engine in 1915.
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1 month ago |
thomasnet.com | Laura Ross |Audrey Altmann
Image credit: Iv-olga/ShutterstockFamily-owned companies play a surprisingly prominent role in an increasingly globalized and dynamic world. Remarkably, if the largest 500 family businesses combined their revenue, they would have a GDP that is only beaten by the U.S. and China. Here, we explore the origins and journeys of the top five, ranked by revenue. Born to farmers in Oklahoma in 1918, Sam Walton grew up during the Great Depression.
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1 month ago |
thomasnet.com | Laura Ross |Audrey Altmann
Valued at $2.5 trillion, the U.S. manufacturing industry is a well-established global leader in innovation and output. Long-term trends, however, have led to a significant talent gap, with recruiters concerned about the retirement of the Baby Boomer generation, who currently make up of manufacturing workers. Automation is making a significant impact across the sector, reducing dependency on labor in factories and plants, but this currently applies only to repetitive and lower-skilled jobs.
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1 month ago |
thomasnet.com | Laura Ross |Audrey Altmann
In August 1983, Toyota’s Chairman, Dr. Eiji Toyoda, gathered an array of strategists, engineers, and designers for a top-secret meeting. Their mission was clear: build the world’s greatest vehicle to rival all those that came before it. Known as the Flagship One project, a team of 60 designers, 24 engineering teams, and 220 support workers committed tens of thousands of hours at an immeasurable cost to develop the best in automotive excellence.
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