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From the Editors
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How to Succeed in Exports By Really, Really Trying
Two companies' struggles -- and successes -- explain the fundamental challenges of US exports
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Getty Images Trade Cities
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This Is What America's Manufacturing Story Looks Like
Manufacturing isn't dying. It's evolving. Here's an interactive visualization of what that means.
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Is There a Future for 'Made in America'?
What the next wave of manufacturing will look like, and why it may need government's helping hand
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Hard World, Dream Jobs
A few tricks for finding work that you want in a marketplace with a mind of its own.
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From Factories to Cubicles
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Patrice Gilbert Act II for American Manufacturing?
Say bye-bye to the likes of River Rouge, and hello to smaller, smarter factories surrounded by industrial ecosystems that nourish innovation. But the next wave of manufacturing may require government's helping hand.
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We're No. 2
Americans no longer think the U.S. economy is No. 1, a new Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll shows
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Rick Bloom Uncle Sam Inc.
The Obama administration's pitchman is bullish on manufacturing and hopeful about exports.
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White-Collar Outgo
Don't worry about those call centers in India. The United States is hawking more white-collar services to foreigners than they're snatching from us. For now.
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How to Succeed in Exports "¦ By Really, Really Trying
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Children of The Great Recession
The Millennial Generation is the largest, most diverse, and potentially best educated in American history. But what happens to their dreams and drive as they step into the worst job market in decades? The author presents a tour of the generational landscape, from struggles to successes, coast to coast.
