CPA Conference Day 1: “It’s The Dollar, Stupid.”
We all remember the famous line by Bill Clinton’s campaign advisor James Carville: “It’s the economy, stupid,” he said about what mattered most to voters.
CPA Conference Day 1: Making Generic Pharmaceuticals A National Security Imperative
Healthcare panelist and Phlow CEO Eric Edwards on what needs to be done to make more pharmaceutical drugs here. Most of them are coming in from Europe, India and…increasingly…China.
American Steel Company Gives Raises, Invests Locally Thanks to Tariffs
Are steel tariffs bad for America? Nope, says the CEO of Zekelman Industries. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo agrees.
What is the Point for US Sanctions Against China’s Uyghur Abuses?
The US is thinking about sanctioning Chinese individuals involved in the detention of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang. Is that enough? It hasn’t been before.
Climate Change Beats China on Katherine Tai’s To-Do List
Climate change trumps China for the new USTR. We think the two are inseparable, actually.
Ford, Intel Want Extended Tax Relief Or Face A Manufacturing Exit
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst In a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Tuesday, Ford and Intel ask for more tax incentives to keep manufacturing
American Made SK International Gives Robots A Hand. Literally.
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst Member feature: SK International is one of the unsung heroes of the modern American supply chain. We need more
On EV Cars, ‘We Can Be At The Table, Or On The Menu’, Says Energy Sec Granholm
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm gets emotional on American manufacturers losing out to cheaper destinations in the global supply chain,
Overwhelming Majority: Promote Human Rights In China, Even If Against Corporate Interests
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst Pew Research survey shows that Americans think human rights should surpass corporate interests in Biden’s China policies. When asked
Where Will The State Department Take Uyghur Genocide Claims Next?
The State Department has declared a genocide in Xinjiang, China. What happens next?
