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U.S. and South Korea Reach Agreement to Ease Visa Rules for Korean Engineers

Following a contentious immigration raid in Georgia, the U.S. has agreed to relax visa restrictions for South Korean engineers working on domestic factory projects.

By David Lee • October 01, 2025 4 MIN READ

South Korean engineers arriving at Incheon International Airport in September after being detained during a U.S. immigration enforcement operation.

Price Johnson, COO of Cephalofair Games, revealed that his company had to leave merchandise stranded at a Chinese port for nearly two months when tariffs were first introduced.

Trump’s Tariffs Reshape the Board Game Industry Landscape

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Robot rental companies focus on automating physically demanding tasks that often cause injuries to human workers.

How Robot Rentals Are Revolutionizing Tough Factory Jobs and Retaining Human Workers

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Trump’s Expanding Grip: From Politics to Corporate Boardrooms

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MISCO's speaker manufacturing facility in St. Paul, Minnesota, has a long history but has had to move some production offshore due to recent tariffs on Chinese imports.

Tariffs Backfire: How Trade Policies Intended to Protect U.S. Manufacturers Are Creating Challenges

Efforts to shield American manufacturers through tariffs on Chinese imports are sometimes having the opposite effect, forcing companies to relocate production abroad and raising costs.

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Scrap steel being melted down at Tata Steel’s facility. Only a handful of companies worldwide can manufacture this advanced, high-grade steel.

Global Steel Industry Faces Surplus and Strategic Challenges Amid Rising Costs and Tariffs

Steel producers worldwide are grappling with massive overproduction, declining prices, and rising trade barriers, while striving to balance national security concerns and the transition to greener technologies.

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China’s Next Major Economic Disruption Looms Large

Two decades after the initial wave of Chinese manufacturing reshaped American industry, a new and potentially more profound economic challenge is emerging as China advances into high-tech sectors once dominated by the U.S.

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Jorge H. Martínez at his manufacturing facility in Monterrey, Mexico, where his company Micro Partes produces a variety of small parts, experiencing increased sales this year.

Mexican Manufacturer Thrives Amid U.S. Tariffs, Seizing New Market Opportunities

A small manufacturing company in Monterrey, Mexico, has overcome intense competition from China by capitalizing on U.S. tariffs, leading to significant growth in local sourcing and sales.

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Taiwan’s leading corporations have significantly expanded through manufacturing investments based in China.

Can Taiwan Sever Its Economic Ties with China?

Taiwan is increasingly seeking to reduce its economic dependence on China, its largest trade partner, but such a shift poses significant challenges.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, right, meets with China’s Vice Premier for economic policy, He Lifeng, during bilateral trade discussions held last month in Geneva, Switzerland.

U.S. and China Engage in Critical Trade Discussions Amid Economic Uncertainty

Senior officials from the United States and China convene in London to address tariff disputes and supply chain challenges threatening the fragile trade détente between the two economic giants.

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Heavy rare earth metal mine located near Longnan in Jiangxi Province, south-central China, photographed in April.

China Gradually Increases Rare Earth Export Licenses Amid Global Supply Concerns

China has begun issuing additional export licenses for rare earth magnets, yet supply constraints persist, impacting manufacturing sectors across the West.

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The End of an Era: Why Manufacturing Jobs Won't Return

Once a cornerstone of urban economies, manufacturing jobs have largely vanished, replaced by new industries and lifestyles. Despite political efforts to revive industrial employment, economic evolution suggests these roles are unlikely to return in their former capacity.

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U.S. and South Korea Reach Agreement to Ease Visa Rules for Korean Engineers

Trump’s Tariffs Reshape the Board Game Industry Landscape

How Robot Rentals Are Revolutionizing Tough Factory Jobs and Retaining Human Workers

Trump’s Expanding Grip: From Politics to Corporate Boardrooms

Tariffs Backfire: How Trade Policies Intended to Protect U.S. Manufacturers Are Creating Challenges

Global Steel Industry Faces Surplus and Strategic Challenges Amid Rising Costs and Tariffs

China’s Next Major Economic Disruption Looms Large

Mexican Manufacturer Thrives Amid U.S. Tariffs, Seizing New Market Opportunities

Can Taiwan Sever Its Economic Ties with China?

U.S. and China Engage in Critical Trade Discussions Amid Economic Uncertainty

China Gradually Increases Rare Earth Export Licenses Amid Global Supply Concerns

The End of an Era: Why Manufacturing Jobs Won't Return

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U.S. and South Korea Reach Agreement to Ease Visa Rules for Korean Engineers

Trump’s Tariffs Reshape the Board Game Industry Landscape

How Robot Rentals Are Revolutionizing Tough Factory Jobs and Retaining Human Workers

Trump’s Expanding Grip: From Politics to Corporate Boardrooms

Tariffs Backfire: How Trade Policies Intended to Protect U.S. Manufacturers Are Creating Challenges