High-tech chip manufacturing began in the Lehigh Valley but promised federal funds for its revival have not come through
Capital-intensive industries matter in the age of the Halo trade
Japanese supplier to produce advanced sensors for smartphone cameras
A ‘skills gap’ is not some blight on free enterprise that someone else will fix
Turnaround specialist Jim Continenza is focused on putting the brand back on the right path
Bank denies earning undisclosed fees on financing provided to auto parts supplier through ‘side letter’
Claims of a breakthrough at the chips company’s new Arizona facility will be tested by sceptical Big Tech customers
Nostalgia is not a strategy: the past cannot return
Latest levies to rise to as high as 50% for countries that do not strike trade deals with US
Industries most exposed to rising costs caused by trade wars launch wave of job cuts
Rerouting of supply chains can lead to significant reductions in emissions
Ohio steel mill scrapped plans for a hydrogen-fuelled furnace because of White House’s assault on green incentives
US probe into semiconductor sector could leave a patchwork of agreements with individual companies and countries
From tariffs to talent and tech, the FT looks at the future of manufacturing in the US Rust Belt
From tariffs to talent and tech, the FT looks at the future of manufacturing in its US heartland
Tech giant promised Donald Trump hundreds of billions of spending — but the real scale is difficult to measure
President says tech companies can avoid the levy by investing in US manufacturing
The disruption that is hitting the manufacturing sector could come for healthcare next
Silicon Valley players cheer Jamieson Greer as they hope to benefit from a boost to military spending
The industry has suffered from overproduction and protectionism for decades
An asset-backed equipment finance programme would be just the boost US companies need
Japanese suitor also promises to add thousands of jobs in bid to win over Trump
A tax on imports is a tax on exports
Growing worries that a trade war could suffocate a crucial driver of employment and economic growth
The administration wants the iPhone to be manufactured in America. The components that power it show why that is highly impractical
