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Divergent 3D, founded by a one-time investor and two-time entrepreneur, holds patents on technologies that allow carmakers to print vehicles.

Bottle Breacher's Eli Crane discusses manufacturing goods in America. 'The Top Entrepreneur' host, Nathan Latka, reveals guerilla investing strategy.

For entrepreneurs, taking a tour of America's backbone industries can be interesting and inspiring.

'We can be the ripple in the pond,' CEO Tim Cook says.

Apple wants to end the practice of using mined raw materials like aluminum and gold in its products.

No plan will work for all startups, but these tips will get your business on a track toward a sustainable supply chain.

Just as durable as traditional leathers, Piñatex is a clean, sustainable and animal-friendly textile.

Daniel Lubetzky, CEO and co-founder of Kind, discovered a hidden opportunity amid a flood of bad news.

President-elect Donald Trump has criticized Ford for the decision to shift production of Focus small cars to Mexico in 2018, and said he would consider levying tariffs on Mexican-made Fords.

What you find may dash your feelings of originality, but it can also be a roadmap for how to see your idea come onto the market.

Bulk shopping platform Boxed is reducing prices on women's products that are more expensive than the same items made for men.

Before you join a collaborative workspace, consider these tips.

The company wants to make products fast for U.S. consumers.

Japan's Panasonic said on Friday it would raise up to $3.86 billion in corporate bonds, partly because it needs to bring forward its investment in a Tesla Motors battery factory.

Reports out of Japan say the last producer of VHS players is calling it quits.

Daimler, the world's largest truck manufacturer, will use three-dimensional printing to produce spare parts, the latest example of how digital technologies are radically reshaping automotive manufacturing and its supply chain.

Hiral Sanghavi and his wife raised more than $11 million to design and manufacture a jacket that aims to solve logistical pain points for road warriors.

This year, its founders expect to sell 6 million units -- up from 8,000 in 2011.

Anheuser-Busch will lead production, bottling and distribution to retailers nationwide in partnership with its established network of wholesalers, the companies said.

Craig Wolfe, CEO of Celebriducks -- the top custom rubber duck manufacturer in the world -- describes how his company leverages the Made in the USA label.

Shinola wasn't born of a government policy or tax incentive -- it was born of an American entrepreneur's desire to build things in America again.