Manufacturing
Get the latest news on manufacturing companies, innovation, and economic impact across southeastern Wisconsin.
Glance at Yesteryear: Building Harley’s home
This 1912 photo shows excavation work being done for Harley-Davidson’s building No. 5, now located at 3700 W. Juneau...
If a recession is coming, manufacturers want to face it head on
It was not long ago that manufacturers in southeastern Wisconsin were riding high. Boosted by tax cuts and a...
Allis Tool & Machine strives to take on big challenges
Allis Tool & Machine Corp.
647 S. 94th Place, West Allis
INDUSTRY: CNC machining
EMPLOYEES: 33
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Peter Rathmann’s philosophy for Allis Tool &...
Foxconn’s Wisconsin plans now focus on technology instead of TVs
Foxconn Industrial Internet operates more than 44,000 CNC machines across its global operations. At one point, the company’s standard...
If manufacturing’s golden years are still to come, connections will help industry get there
The common narrative is that the best years for manufacturing in America, particularly Wisconsin, are gone, lost to automation...
Spanish train maker Talgo Inc. plans to add 63 jobs
Spanish train maker Talgo Inc. plans to add
63
more jobs at its Century City facility on Milwaukee’s northwest side.
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Printing Cuban phone books, bribery in China, Peru will cost Quad $10 million
Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc. will pay nearly $10 million, including a $2 million civil penalty, to settle bribery charges from...
What’s a tariff exemption worth? Millions if you’re Johnson Outdoors
Companies across the United States have been scrambling for more than a year now to confront new tariffs in the escalating trade war between the U.S. and China. Racine-based Johnson Outdoors Inc. is no different.
Harley-Davidson added 502,000 new riders last year, but more than Boomers are leaving
Under the plan it originally announced in 2017, Harley-Davidson is already more than a quarter of the way to its goal of 2 million new riders by 2027.
Harley-Davidson now seeking net gain of 1 million riders by 2027
Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson Inc. changed its 2027 target on Tuesday from adding 2 million new riders in the U.S. to growing total Harley ridership to 4 million.
