Coronavirus
No matter how difficult the crisis, there's always something to learn. In that respect, the novel coronavirus pandemic is no different.
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HOUSTON—The novel coronavirus got real early on for Singer Equities.
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SALEM, Va.—Yokohama is planning to restart production at its passenger/light truck tire plant in Salem.
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What's the best way to boost inventory in the U.S. and Canada? Some auto makers see summer as the answer.
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BRUSSELS—A group of European business organizations and trade bodies, including the European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers' Association, has called for a "bold industrial recovery plan" to revive the region's automotive sector in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md.—When Molly Alton Mullins, executive director of NAHAD, looks at her calendar, she sees five months of blank spaces. That's anything but normal.
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WASHINGTON—Some U.S. senators and manufacturing advocates want the next round of coronavirus legislation to have specific measures aimed at reshoring and helping the industrial sector recover from the pandemic-induced economic crisis.
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio—Rubber & Plastics News will weclome four industry panelists for a Livestream discussion about the silicone market and the challenges it faces.
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The American Chemistry Council and American Mold Builders Association have joined a growing list of trade associations and other groups calling for Congress to pass temporary and targeted liability relief legislation related to the coronavirus pandemic.
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A broad coalition of national trade groups sent a letter to congressional leaders asking for changes to the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program that would provide more flexibility to participating small businesses.