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Nearshoring and reshoring activities have increased, but U.S. occupiers struggle with tight leasing market conditions, old infrastructure, and low unemployment, Cushman & Wakefield says.

Japanese company developed its first robot in 1974 and entered the North American market in 1982

Firm plans to add “significant increases in employees” across sales, commissioning, installation, and aftersales

Union walkouts hit just three auto plants on Friday, but movement is first to strike GM, Ford, and Stellantis at once

Deal could leverage AMR capabilities beyond the warehouse onto the factory floor, analyst says

Company to launch Google Cloud-based technology at iron ore mine in Minnesota this September.

Leaders need to handle new technologies, higher customer demands, supply chain disruptions, and labor shifts, ERP firm says.

Advent of “new normal” demands agility, Foley & Lardner white paper says

BVP Forge to provide funds for “major recapitalization,” enlist firm in its business building program