Op-ed \ Manufacturing can be brought back from China
Excerpt: There’s little time to waste. America must bring back key industries from China. And we must enact an ambitious trade and infrastructure program to create
Videoconference with Zoom—and Invite Some Chinese Spies to Your Next Meeting
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist Millions of people stuck at home are now using the Zoom videoconferencing application. Zoom claims 300 million daily users.
DOWD: After COVID-19, shouldn’t Americans wake up to China’s long-term strategy?
Editor’s note: Frank Dowd IV, the Chairman of CPA member Charlotte Pipe & Foundry, makes a compelling case for decoupling from China. The coronavirus has
Main Street Lending program
CPA is working to keep you up to date on the CARES Act lending programs. Here is additional information that may help your business regarding
Paycheck protection program update for CPA members
This is an update on the Paycheck Protection Program which is part of the Small Business Interruption Loan Program within the recently passed CARES Act.
“We Need More Equipment & We Need It Now” Reshoring Medical Supplies Could Create 302,000 New US Jobs
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The US is in the midst of a public health crisis and the country is struggling with
Reshoring US Pharmaceutical Production Would Create 800K Jobs
Health, Security, Economic Benefits from Reshoring By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry With the spreading coronavirus pandemic, Americans are becoming increasingly aware of
E-Commerce and Your Family
How safe are the items you are purchasing online? By Greg Owens On January 24, 2020 there was a press conference in Washington given by
US Capital Flow Management in the 1960s: The Interest Equalization Tax
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry With the introduction of the Baldwin-Hawley bill (S 2359) into the US Senate, capital flow management tools
Companies Find Ways to Bypass Tariffs on Chinese Imports
Editors note: Chinese and multinational companies continue cheating. Customs enforcement and tighter laws are needed Many save by tweaking assembly and shipping processes rather than
