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Study: Women Comprise 41% of 2021 Supply Chain Workforce

That's a decent improvement from 2020, though a drop was seen in the amount of women who are executives.

Carcinogens Found in Sunscreen, 'Elon' to Lead Mars & Explosion Rocks Plant | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 20

Also on the podcast, reshoring reaches record high, Stellantis faces fraud charges and Germany has an abandoned beer problem.

IBM Suing Chipmaker for $2.5B, Smelly Chicken Plant Blocked, Lordstown Motors Might Not Last | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 19

Also in the podcast, Walmart is giving away smartphones and plant accident nets widow $222M.

Companies Get Creative to Find Workers

US Starts $3B Aviation Manufacturing Program for Compensation Costs

Ancient Law Could Force Companies to Pay Suez Canal Ship's Costs

How We Are Protecting Against the Quantum Apocalypse

Virginia Volvo Workers Resume Strike

The plant’s VP and General Manager called the action “difficult to understand.”

US Accidentally Invades Factory, Rogue Drone Hunts Human, Ford Cuts Production | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 18

Also on the podcast, disaster as ship sinks, strike at Smithfield, Bill Gates builds a salt reactor and the highest paid CEOs in the U.S.

5 Minutes With ID: 3M on Fighting PPE Fraud, Price-Gouging

One of the company's leaders shares what the pandemic has been like for 3M to constantly fight off the elevated threat of fraud, counterfeiting and price gouging of its PPE products by bad actors.

Industrial OEMs Need to Act Now to Protect Against the Quantum Apocalypse

The new threat is real.

Aerion Supersonic Closes Suddenly, Tesla Faces Fines, Water Recall After Death | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 17

Also on the podcast, ship fire rages on, the Navy's design problems, Exxon boots two execs and the impending quantum apocalypse.

How Quantum Computing Threatens Industrial Device Security

In the next five years, computers will take codes that would have taken lifetimes to crack and break them in hours.

5 Minutes With ID: Paul Reilly on Selling Through Tough Times

Sales guru Paul Reilly discusses what it's been like for salespeople to adjust their tactics during the pandemic, and what he's preaching to sales pros coming out of it.

Jeep Layoffs, Driverless Car Problems & Mexico City Is Sinking

Also on the podcast, tragic industrial accident at Purple Mattress, Ecolab closes a factory, airplane flies on cooking oil, China's swaying skyscraper and a unknown Nikola Tesla design rivals modern technology.

20 Companies Responsible for Half of World’s Single-Use Plastic

And a pair of U.S. companies leads the way.

Is the Quantum Apocalypse a Hoax?

What is the quantum apocalypse, and why is it important for industrial manufacturers?

3-Wheeled Cars, Backseat Tesla Drivers, Crack Closes Major Bridge

Also on the podcast, Remington gun plant reopens, Tesla sued over breach of contract, robot dog gets fired and DARPA implant to cure illness.

Pandemic Claims Another Manufacturer

Ecolab's surgical business took a big hit last year.