Nippon Steel is trying to buy U.S. Steel for $30 billion, sparking political backlash over jobs, national security, and industrial control. Here's what's at stake and what happens next.
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China, Vietnam, and India are the top three furniture manufacturing countries in 2025, each dominating through scale, quality, and craftsmanship. Learn why they lead global exports and what’s next for the industry.
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U.S. Steel operates seven major plants across the U.S., from Gary Works in Indiana to Big River Steel in Arkansas. Learn where they are, what they produce, and how they power American industry.
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India is famous for its diverse and rich textile heritage, including handwoven Banarasi silk, Kanchipuram silk, premium cotton, and intricate ikat weaves. These fabrics are globally valued for their craftsmanship, durability, and cultural significance.
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Setting up a small factory in India costs between ₹80 lakh and ₹1.75 crore, including land, machinery, permits, labor, and working capital. Learn real costs, hidden expenses, and how to reduce them legally.
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During a recession, people stop spending on luxuries but never on essentials. Discover the top manufacturing businesses-like food processing, hygiene products, and repair parts-that thrive when the economy slows down.
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The MOM method is India's government-backed manufacturing scheme that gives cash incentives to small factories for increasing production. Learn how it works, who qualifies, and how to apply in 2025.
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Los Angeles is the top U.S. manufacturing city in 2025, producing over $112 billion in goods annually. Government incentives, diverse industries, and skilled labor drive its lead over Detroit, Chicago, and Houston.
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The largest steel mill in the US is ArcelorMittal's East Chicago facility in Indiana, producing over 4 million tons of steel annually. It supplies automotive, construction, and renewable energy sectors with high-volume, high-quality steel.
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You can start a manufacturing business with no money by using free tools, bartering for materials, and leveraging government schemes. Learn how real entrepreneurs in India built profitable small-scale manufacturing businesses from scratch.
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