Manufacturing News

Boeing-owned drone maker Insitu names new CEO
Boeing-owned drone maker Insitu has named Diane Rose its new CEO starting March 31. Rose, who is currently vice president of programs for the Bingen, Washington, company, will replace Rosielynn Fox who is moving on to be vice president for Boeing’s KC-46 tanker program, the company said in a statement. The tanker is assembled in Everett. Fox had been at the helm of the company since January 2022. Fox and Rose will work closely together during the transition, the company said. Rose has been…
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Portland's Eliot's Nut Butters shuts down
Portland-based Eliot's Nut Butters opted to end its nine-year run as production problems mounted and lifelines ran out.
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Signs of spring: Harley-Davidson unveils new model for China, LiveWire in Europe
Just in time for spring, Harley-Davidson Inc. unveiled a new model for the Chinese market and sister company LiveWire Group announced its entry into the Eurpoean market.
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BeiGene completes top-out phase of construction at new NJ facility
The $700 million project is expected to be completed next year.
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Nike reports higher sales, earnings decline as it beats Wall Street expectations
Nike's struggles with inventory and Asia business continued into the third quarter.
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It's official: CMG Clean Tech enters North America with Osceola County facility
More than 1,200 high-tech jobs are slated to be created. Here are more details.
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