Small Business
Family-owned Milo's Tea expands US operations
Larger corporations as well as small businesses are ramping up domestic manufacturing. One company, founded in Alabama and backed by Walmart, is opening up its fourth facility.
These companies have announced their intention to increase US manufacturing
Numerous companies have unveiled investments in U.S. manufacturing in recent weeks, including TSMC, Eli Lilly, Hyundai Motor Group and others.
Fruit tree gifting company has humble roots: 'Grit of the American Dream'
Mickey and Vicky Popat launched PlantOGram, an American-made fruit tree gifting company, in 2007 after developing a "love" for gardening in their backyard.
PlantOGram founders turn gardening passion into business
PlantOGram founders and husband-and-wife duo Mickey and Vicky Popat turned their love for gardening into a fruit-tree gifting company.
LA wildfires alter livelihoods in communities: 'We left with nothing'
Many businesses are still without a home three months after the devastating California wildfires. The fires didn’t just burn homes, they also altered livelihoods in the community.
Father-daughter duo sells American-grown coffee using 'innovative' technique
Big Guns Coffee, launched in 2021 by a father-daughter duo, uses a hydroponic farming technique to grow coffee. Their product is sold in hundreds of stores in the U.S.
Father-daughter duo sells American-grown coffee
The father-daughter duo launched Big Guns Coffee in 2021, which today sells 38 coffee blends, as well as soaps and candles, in 900 stores across the U.S.
Dave Ramsey dispels recession fears amid tariffs: This is 'not a drama queen thing'
Ramsey Solutions founder and CEO Dave Ramsey weighs in on small business owners' concerns over tariffs, the prospects of a recession and his new book, 'Build a Business You Love.'
There's 'more risk' making products abroad vs. only in America: Lumafield CEO
Lumafield CEO and co-founder Eduardo Torrealba on the importance of a U.S.-only supply chain amid market volatility and pending tariff impacts.
Torpedo bat mania hits MLB: A behind-the-scenes look at the new trend sweeping the big leagues
Some Major League Baseball players are changing up the type of bat they use in favor of ones that feature the thickest part moved more toward the center.
Nvidia announces plans to make AI supercomputers in US for first time
Nvidia revealed plans to ramp up its manufacturing of artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputers in the U.S. at new facilities in Texas, along with making Blackwell chips in Arizona.
Gulf Coast shrimpers say tariffs are a lifeline for their industry
Shrimpers along the Gulf Coast are calling for stronger federal protections, saying unfair foreign trade practices and international investment are devastating their industry.