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Jun 26 2023
Blog Trade

What is “De Minimis” and Why Does It Need Reform?

There's a policy fight brewing over whether to close the "de minimis" loophole so successfully exploited by Chinese companies like SHEIN. But... what exactly is de minimis? We explain.
May 12 2022
Blog China and Climate Policy

A Closer Look at the Freakout over the Anti-Circumvention Investigation into Solar Panel Imports

An American Prospect article points out the conflicts of interest for those driving this campaign.
Jul 18 2018
Blog

Tiger Woods to Tee Off with American-made Bridgestone Golf Balls at the British Open

The golfing legend is among the pros who use Georgia-made balls.
Dec 28 2022
Blog industrial policy

No. 3 Manufacturing Story of 2022: The Solar Saga

Solar importers led a vicious lobbying campaign that looked to gut the future viability of American solar manufacturing. Then came a legislative surprise.
Apr 10 2015
Blog

Seven Inspiring Examples of How 3D Printing is Transforming Lives

It's shaping the Maker Movement, and transforming the world.
Aug 31 2016
Blog Trade

Secretary Lew Says the U.S. Will Talk About China’s Steel Overcapacity Problem at the G20. Good.

China doesn’t want the issue to come up — but the Obama administration plans to press it.
Aug 05 2019
Blog Trade

Treasury Department Names China a Currency Manipulator After the Chinese Yuan Drops

Looks like both sides are digging in for a long trade fight.
Jun 22 2021
Blog

An Alabama Company Marries Textile Traditions with Modern Sustainability

Red Land Cotton grows the commodity that it turns into high-quality linens.
Jul 12 2016
Blog Trade

China Does Not Deserve Market Economy Status, Manufacturers Tell Congressional Staff

Steel, aluminum and fiber representatives all agree that China is not a market economy.
Jan 31 2018
Blog Jobs

Harley-Davidson Closing Its Kansas City Plant, Leading to 800 Layoffs

The company once promoted its American manufacturing footprint at the White House.