Reshoring and foreign job announcements (FDI) surged in 2017 to over 170,000 U.S. manufacturing jobs. This is strong evidence that work can and will be successfully brought back—and is especially ...

As a result of my writing and speaking about returning manufacturing to America through reshoring, I recently received information from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) inviting ...

A n acceleration in strategic reshoring moves by businesses worldwide to shift operations and supply chains closer to their home or main markets is revealed in new research from Bain & Company.

Global trade in 2025 is a moving target. With tariffs shifting overnight, de minimis disappearing, and geopolitical tensions rising, the global supply chain is volatile. For business leaders, the real ...

The electronics supply chain is at a crossroads. Amid shifting trade policies, the push for reshoring, and rapid technological advancements, companies are grappling with unprecedented levels of ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated interest in "reshoring," or moving manufacturing back to the U.S. How might it influence future construction activity, as well as labor availability and costs?

Jobs are coming back to the U.S. and some states are leading the way—which could have an effect on the local economy and the housing market. President Donald Trump has been vocal about wanting to ...

Despite his calls for broad tariffs, President-elect Donald Trump's unpredictability on policy makes it hard to tell what impact his second term will have on reshoring manufacturing jobs to the United ...