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India is a $10 billion market that's expected to more than double in a few years. Don't ignore it.

In today's global economy, American manufacturers can take the high ground on quality. But will there be a market?

MEPs helped small manufacturers grow sales $6.7 billion in 2006. Shouldn't you know what they are?

Those of us who champion the Made in U.S.A. label need to hold the candidates’ feet to the fire on this issue.

Management and labor have been at war for decades. Now it's time to work together, and nowhere is that more possible than in a small business.

Some of the prospects at this week's NFL Scouting Combine could take a lesson from R&R Engineering on being fast and competitive while carrying a lot of weight.

Figures on your competitors' gross profit, health care costs, scrap rates due to errors and a whole lot more are now available - and they're free.

Companies that don’t set aside time for building a broader customer base may find themselves with no customers at all.

RFID is coming, and you need to be prepared.

Producing high quality products that compete on merit instead of price is a great opporunity for U.S. manfacurers. For some, it may be the only one.

Quality really can win in a marketplace that seems driven solely by price....

Stuck in a market with crushing price competition? The way out involves allocate at least some resources to new and growing markets where price isn't the key factor.

Whatever happens with Microsoft, Yahoo and Google, your company can't afford to ignore the power of search engine marketing.

News of the new China indictments presents both opportunities and threats to U.S. manufacturers.

With all the focus on cutting factory floor waiting times, another source of delays is often overlooked: the front office.

The Fed fund rate cuts are good news if you have a prime-tied line of credit... but VC money operates by different rules

The decision to outsource shouldn't be an automatic one.

What can government do to help small businesses flourish in the U.S? Douglas Holtz-Eakin,Sen. John McCain's chief economic advisor, has answers.

If you manufacture small numbers of expensive custom items, and lead times are important to your customers, there may be a lesson here.