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Manufacturing in North America, taken from two directions at once: the process running on the floor and the factory investment being announced. Sectors and Processes cover the work, Automation and Workforce cover how it is changing, and Policy covers the rules and money around it.

For both, which is why process reporting and investment reporting sit side by side. The language does not stop to define shop floor terms, and it does not pretend an announced plant is a built one. Anything in Policy is reported as policy, not as a done deal.

From named trade publications, company releases and public agency documents, credited and linked in each piece. An investment total or a headcount belongs to whoever published it first. Nothing is estimated here.

They are produced with automated assistance from the source material and carry no personal byline, with the originating publication credited instead. The Sources and methods page describes how each piece is put together.

The Corrections page asks for the article address and the specific claim in dispute. The article itself is then corrected, with a dated line at the foot recording the change, and substantive corrections are listed.

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