Dayton Business Journal: New bipartisan bill looks to improve the energy efficiency of manufacturers.
Wall Street Journal: During the month of April, U.S. factories grew at a slower rate.
Washington Post: U.S.-China working towards transparency and collaboration on cyber-security.
Washington Post: Many economists are predicting that the economic growth rate is decreasing.
New York Times: General Dempsey defends the Obama administration's pivot towards Asia in three day visit to China.
New York Times: U.S.-E.U. disagree on financial regulations for foreign banks during trade talks.
TIME: The Obama Administration is looking to Beijing in an effort to eliminate nuclear weapons from North Korea's tactics.
Bloomberg: The deceleration of the U.S. economy as Spring arrived was expected this time around.
CBS: After the release of the global human rights record, China claims that U.S. democracy has been thwarted during elections.
In These Times: Revitalizing U.S. manufacturing is possible, but reshoring may not be the solution.
Wall Street Journal: Cyber warfare has become a central element of relations between U.S.-China.
Washington Post: Job creation is still too slow to solidify a successful and prosperous world economy in years to come.
Forbes: "Trade liberalization" is a factor in stimulating job growth and global trade.
New York Times: As a response to North Korea's threats, China's Wu Dawei will visit Washington, DC.
New York Times: The shift in economic momentum during March may have carried over into April.
Reuters: U.S.-E.U would gain the benefits of a free trade deal quicker than what was estimated.
Brand Channel: Despite risks, automobile manufacturing is beginning to return to the U.S. from overseas.
Foreign Policy: Analysts are failing to see the importance of manufacturing in the U.S.
Bloomberg: U.S. jobs are returning to big cities instead of making the move to the suburbs.
CNBC: The cost of manufacturing in China is quickly catching up to costs in the U.S.
Market Watch: Free-trade agreements serve as antidote to international tensions, talk of war.
National Journal: Several broad policy goals are the focus of manufacturers and associations in revitalizing U.S. manufacturing.
National Journal: Potentional U.S.-E.U. trade deal is an on-going process despite the E.U's goal for finalizing by 2014.
National Journal: Congress is searching for ways to help grow the manufacturing sector and make it a stronger competitor.
Washington Post: Reiniventing manufacturing could be the solution to strengthening U.S. manufacturing.
Washington Post: Data for the month of March shows a progressively stronger U.S. economy.
Bloomberg: Education is a key factor in revitalizing U.S. manufacturing and the economy.
CNN Money: The U.S. is second to China in green energy investments.
Industry Week: Producers in America need a "robust national manufacturing policy" for future success.
Thomas Net: The U.S. is becoming a hub for foreign businesses to operate.
Washington Post: Cyber-security bill will not be signed by president unless privacy and civil liberties are protected.
Bloomberg: Trade deal between U.S.-E.U. would greatly benefit both economies.
Fox News: Many U.S. workers have fallen victim to currency manipulation.
New York Times: China indirectly targets the U.S., suggesting they created tensions in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Buffalo News: Manufacturing in the U.S. is strengthening despite companies struggling to find skilled workers.
National Post: U.S.-China reach an agreement that would work to reduce greenhouse gases.
NBC News: Secretary of State John Kerry, U.S. prepared to reach out to North Korean leadership.
Wall Street Journal: U.S.-South Korea deal is proof that free-trade agreements boost exports.
Washington Post: Manufacturing faces an unclear future despite Obama's campaign promises.
Washington Post: North Korea must honor past agreements in order to begin talks with the U.S. and Japan.
MSNBC: Manufacturing jobs in the U.S. are out-pacing other countries for the first time in a decade.
New York Times: The U.S. is staying aggressive in global trade talks in hopes of spurring the world economy.
Reuters: Japan agrees to actions and agreements that would address concerns in the U.S. automotive sector.
Washington Post: Kerry pledges defense of Japan and South Korea against North Korea.
Washington Post: Japan has entered Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations after approval by the U.S.
Bloomberg: Bipartisan consensus on lowering the corporate tax rate will only go so far.
Washington Post: Several states see big changes in unemployment aid applications.
Washington Post: The President's new budget plan proposes tax relief for small businesses that hired, gave raises.
Washington Post: President Obama's new budget plan marks the military's "strategic pivot" to Asia.
