Manufacturers

Today's shopper wants to be heard, but today's manufacturers have big mouths and little ears.

'Current proposals to regulate the Internet with early 20th Century–era laws severely threaten continued growth.'

Heath Ceramics is focusing on building value over volume.

Assembling your products outside of the U.S. can be a lot like driving blindfolded. But it doesn't have to be. Not if you steer clear of this all too common pitfall. Take it from the 'Queen of QVC.'

Phones manufactured after July 1, 2015 and sold in the state must come equipped with an antitheft device that enables consumers to permanently shut them down.

While larger companies can afford lost products during production runs, startups can't. Here are a few tips on ensuring your supply chain is as efficient as possible.

The three spots where product development startups are most likely to stumble - and how to get around them

There are several important factors to consider before you license your invention. Here's a handy overview to help you out.

Finding manufactures is a daunting task, particularly when dealing with factories overseas. Here are a few tips on making it easier.

Grand St., a curator of independently made electronics and related gear, is one of the few channels to tackle the sprawling maker marketplace.

Some say the key to creating hundreds of thousands of jobs may soon be on a desktop near you.

Thanks to a collaboration of public and private resources, one of the old 84,000-square-foot warehouses flanking the East River in New York City is being renovated and transformed.

Finding a company to manufacture and market your wares can be a shortcut into major retailers.

The latest winner of the Cool Idea! Award program is Garageio, a device that allows you to open and close your garage door with your smartphone.

A prototype is often the only way to know if your idea will fly, and if your startup is ready to launch.

Coming up with a great product idea doesn't necessarily mean you need to launch a business around it. Here are three things you need to know before taking that leap.

A small-batch distillery in Brooklyn is part of a resurgence in American manufacturing.

The site will be used for domestic crystal production and require 1,300 additional construction jobs.

Malaysian immigrant Choon Ng came to the U.S. for college and became an engineer. In his downtime, he invented a toy that has become a national sensation.

The Brooklyn-based additive manufacturing company says that it is accepting pre-orders for its MakerBot Digitizer, which will begin shipping in October.

The shipping giant has made 3-D printing available in a San Diego franchise and will extend the offering to five other cities across the U.S. in the next two months as part of a pilot program.