Bloomberg: The U.S. and South Korea are hoping North Korea will recognize the need for peace on the peninsula in due time.
Bloomberg B.W.: America is in need of a strong World Trade orginization due to two key long-term trends in U.S. trade.
Reuters: President Obama and Chinese President Xi will meet in June to discuss a range of both regional and global issues.
Washington Post: Despite slow economic growth in the U.S., lawmakers are not in a hurry to create jobs and spur growth.
Cisco: Social media is quickly becoming a pivotal part of the manufacturing industry.
New York Times: Hackers in China continue to target the U.S. through different methods.
Wall Street Journal: New Chinese operation in the U.S. aims to increase investments.
Washington Post: Economists say that the U.S. economy will grow this year despite government cuts.
CBS: Reports show that manufacturing output in the U.S. had its largest decline in six months in April.
National Journal: The U.S. needs to keep a strong influence over foreign nuclear operations.
Reuters: U.S.-EU free trade agreement could expand to include Turkey.
Washington Post: Obama's "Middle Class Jobs and Opportunities Tour" makes a stop in Baltimore, MD.
Washington Post: After a week of controversies, Obama's focus shifts to jobs, skills, and opportunity.
Washington Post: Part of Cambodian factory producing shoes for sale in U.S. collapses.
Bloomberg: China believes its economy is being hurt by weak yen.
Washington Post: Production in U.S. factories slowed in April.
U.S. News: Minnesota Senator releases study showing manufacturing sector has left women behind.
Forbes: Ten places lead the U.S. manufacturing revival.
Northwest Indiana Times: Editorial: Buy American for federal projects makes sense.
Washington Post: 3-D printing changes the game of jewelry and craft manufacturers.
Reuters: China warns EU that solar duties would harm trade relations.
CNN Money: EU on cusp of launching investigation into unfair practices by Chinese telecom firm.
Washington Post: Trade group representing U.S. retail industry dismisses plan to improve global factory conditions.
Washington Post: Few U.S. clothing makers signing onto a plan to improve garment factory working conditions.
Bloomberg: Manufacturing slowdown leads to drop in U.S. stocks.
Mass Live: At Eastec, manufacturers focus on importance of keeping production domestic.
New York Times: China joins Arctic Council.
China File: Why can't China make its food safe?--Or can it?
Washington Post: New currency battles loom on the horizon.
Yahoo: E.U. prepared to levy trade warnings against Chinese firm.
New York Times: Package containing suspicious substance leads to temporary closure of U.S. Consulate in China.
Brookings: The key to U.S. manufacturing competitiveness resides in each region.
NPR: Writers discuss the likelihood of improved garment factory conditions given the high demand for cheap clothes.
Wall St. Journal: After four months of disappointing economic data, many economists cut their forecasts for China.
Huffington Post: It's time to re-define "success" for the U.S. manufacturing sector.
Washington Post: Kevin Drum believes robots will take away American jobs.
New York Times: Amtrak unveils plans for 70 new locomotives which will be manufactured in 60 cities across the U.S.
Washington Post: Prices paid by U.S. importers fell for second straight month.
Huffington Post: President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron promoted a broad trade agreement between the U.S.& E.U.
New York Times: Chinese government says it is pushing forward with significant changes to bolster Chinese economy.
Slate: North Carolina debates banning the sale of American-made Tesla cars in the state.
Bloomberg: U.S.-EU trade agreement could ruin connections with other important countries.
Centre Daily Times: In order for U.S. businesses to thrive, global trade must continue to expand.
New York Times: Energy companies are the targets in a new string of cyber-attacks on the U.S.
Washington Post: Virginia will gain a large number of manufacturing jobs by 2017 thanks to tobacco.
New York Times: President Obama shifted his focus to manufacturing during Thursday's appearances in Texas.
USDA: Obama administration is set to award 25 grants for long-term strategies that will bolster U.S. manufacturing.
Washington Post: According to North Korea, U.S.-South Korea meeting is a preface to war.
Washington Post: The U.S. home construction industry is growing faster than it is able to find qualified workers.
Yahoo!: U.S.-EU trade agreement has potential for important changes within both economies.
ABC: President Obama is shifting his focus to manufacturing with the announcment of three manufactuing competitions.
Forbes: Manufacturers are turning to cloud computing in an effort to increase accuracy and capitalize on knowledge.
New York Times: Brooklyn Navy Yard provides ample space for a manufacturing resurgance.
Washington Post: President Obama pressured to do more for job creation instead of focusing on other initiatives.
Washington Post: The creation of middle-class jobs is still a priority for President Obama despite his stalled proposals.
Business Insider: China brands Washington as the "Real Hacking Empire" after the Pentagon's report.
Reuters: Despite China's concerns, the European Union reaffirms benefits of a U.S.-EU trade deal.
Washington Post: Hiring by U.S. employers slowed in April as fewer job openings were posted.
Washington Post: U.S.-South Korea form a strong front against North Korea's threats.
