An Eventual Manufacturing Revival?
21 October 2006
The October 20th issue of Welling@Weeden, a newsletter circulated only to high impact institutional investors, has an interview of David Levy of the J…
21 October 2006
The October 20th issue of Welling@Weeden, a newsletter circulated only to high impact institutional investors, has an interview of David Levy of the J…
20 October 2006
The 2006 annual conference of the Association for Manufacturing Excellence just wrapped up in Dallas. This was another record-setting conference, wit…
17 October 2006
I thought I'd toss in an economics 101 primer for any of our new friends from US New & World Report or NAM who happen to stumble by after read…
17 October 2006
Regular readers know that we have a friendly (well, usually...) rivalry with the National Association of Manufacturers. NAM focuses on the regulatory…
16 October 2006
While it seems perfectly clear to me, sometimes folks have a difficult time connecting the dots when I rail against Wall Street, the outsourcers, the…
13 October 2006
I was thrilled this morning when I learned that a banker, Muhammad Yunus, had unexpectedly won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. He isn't just any ban…
11 October 2006
Last July we told you about a duel at NAM, where the Hunter/Ryan bill divided the larger "manufacturers" (primarily outsourcers) and the sma…
10 October 2006
It often seems that the full time challenge of parenting teenagers is fighting the role model wars. Having raised both, I'm not sure which is wor…